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Nzikachia Isaac Bami-Yuno

Nzikachia Isaac Bami-Yuno

Title:
Student
Primary Discipline:
Social Sciences
Member Type:
Student
Last Login:
May 19, 2011
Member Since:
May 13, 2011

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Nzikachia Isaac Bami-Yuno is a member of the Virtual Speakers Bureau

Affiliations

Primary Affiliation:
National Open University of Nigeria (Education, 4 Year/4 Year + Grad, Nigeria)

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National Open University of Nigeria
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Social Sciences

Virtual Speakers Bureau

Member of VSB Since:
May 13, 2011
Best Way to Contact:
Phone +234 8063234338
Fees Involved:
No
Technical Formats:
Discussion Forums, Email
Topics of Expertise:
History: Bantu History with focus on the Bantu Cradle of the Nigeria-Cameroon Border
Presentation Titles:
1. The Mambilla Region in African History 2. Linguistic Genocide in the Mambilla Region 3. Ancient and Contemporary History of Mambilla Traditional Political System

Skills & Interests

Publications

  • Nzikachia Isaac Bami-Yuno. (fortcoming). Groaning from the Grave: Linguistic Genocide in the Mambilla Region. To be published. Can Merlot assist?.
  • Nzikachia Isaac Bami-Yuno. (Forthcoming book). The Bantu Who Stayed Home: The Mambilla Region in African History. To be published in Nigeria.

Languages

  • English
    • Speaking level: Advanced
    • Reading level: Superior

Presentations

  • Groaning from the Grave: Linguistic Genocide in the Mambilla Region (Presentation about MERLOT), 05/13/2011
    Paper Presented at the Third Convention of the National Association of Mambilla Students, Bommi (Gembu), Mambilla Plateau, Taraba Nigeria, December 28-29, 2009
  • The Bantu Who Stayed Home: The Mambilla Region in African History (Presentation about MERLOT), 05/02/2011
    A history of the Mambilla Region in the Bantu Borderland of Nigeria and Cameroon and its significance in African history. This region is the representative cradle of the Bantu languages spread over 28 countries of Africa.
  • Mambilla Culture in the 21st Century (Presentation about MERLOT), 12/27/2007
    Paper Presented at the 2nd Convention of the National Association of Mambilla Students, Bommi (Gembu), 27-29 December, 2007

Positions

  • Chairman, History Committee (Syndicate Group 5), Pan-Mambilla Conference, 14 November 2004, Bommi, Mambilla, Taraba State, Nigeria (11/2004 – Current) Norr Mambilla Nding, Pan-Mambilla Socio-Cultural Organization