Resources — a list of organisations, archives, and reference material related to Igbo language, history, and culture. Tell me what I'm missing.
17 references currently listed.
https://franpritchett.com/00fwp/igbo_index.html
This is a wonderful compilation of Igbo material by Ms. Frances W. Pritchett. Truly a treasure trove of Igbo culture. Very thankful for her contributions to this space.
TBD - African Studies organization. Unclear how much is Nigeria/Igbo specific.
A non-profit project that aims to archive Nigerian newspapers and periodicals.
https://igbostudies.unn.edu.ng/
At UNN (University of Nigeria, Nsukka), the Centre for Igbo Studies generates interesting journal articles.
An effort to improve political awareness in Nigeria
Interesting site that has regular updates with archival Igbo images.
A useful news magazine style site focused on Igbo current events.
Sent a note to them. Seems to be a well organized group of people.
A database of Igbo proverbs
An interesting organization that works for the benefit of diaspora from Imo.
An interesting organization, US based, that works to keep local southeastern languages vibrant.
https://nationalarchivesofnigeria.org.ng/
Hopefully a source of documents with data relating to British Niger Company interactions with Nigerian. Issues getting in contact. Look for Enugu area.
https://nigeria.opendataforafrica.org/
A great data visualization of different parts of Nigeria and their metrics.
An innovative site that allows the user to find their local political representatives in Nigeria.
https://www.yorubaness.com.ng/
Great site for Yoruba culture.
Has a series of datasets, infographics, and regular publications. Particularly interesting is the State of the States document that they publish yearly.
An effort involving the 'community of citizens tracking government projects' in Nigeria.