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Thesis abstract: The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) is one in a series of groups agitating for the separation of Nigeria’s old Eastern region from the Nigerian federation due to the war between the region (declared the sovereign Republic of Biafra) and the rest of Nigeria from July 1967 to January 1970. The study draws on IPOB’s use of history and historical narratives to mobilise membership as well as drive its political agenda.

Supervisor:

• Dr. Yahya Sseremba
• Dr. Andrea Cassatela
• Prof. Lyn Ossome

Supervisors:

• Dr. Grace-Edward Galabuzi

• Professor Lyn Ossome

• Dr. Joseph Kasule

Supervisors: Dr. Andrea Cassatella, Dr. Setargew Kenaw and Dr. Joseph Kasule 

Abstract:

Adongo Jacqueline, holds a Master of Arts in Literature, a Post Graduate Diploma in Education and Bachelors of Arts in Arts degree (Literature, English and Communication Skills), from Makerere University Kampala. She has been working in the education sector since 2005. Before joining MISR, she was working as a Tutor at the department of Open and Distance Learning, School of Education, Makerere University.

Major: Political Studies

Minor: Cultural Studies