REFERENCES/CITATIONS for H Y Tolenyashong Literary works on Mumuye

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BIBLIOGRAPHY /REFERENCES OF RESEARCH.

For literary works on the Mumuye by Haruna Yakubu Tolenyashong Kwajji.

BIBLIOGRAPHY
Alogoa E.J. – “The Python’s eye: The Part in the Iiving Past. Tanko, S.M

Amadou-Mahtar M’Bow – “Africa and its History” Unesco Courier (https://g.co/kgs/phNPGz)  August – September, 1979.

Anene, J.C – “The International Boundaries of Nigeria the Framework of an Emergent African Nation” Ibadan History Series Longman, London, 1970 https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/the-international-boundaries-of-nigeria-1885-1960-the-framework-of-an-emergent-african-nation_joseph-c-anene/22898939/

Barbour M.K., Oguntoymibo, J.S; Onyomelukwe J.O.C; Nwafor, James “Nigeria in Maps” Hodder & Stoughton, London , 1982.

Capro Research Office – “The Cross and the gods” Capro Media Service, Jos, 1992

Cornevin, Marianne – “Apartheid: Power and Historical Falsification” Unesco, 1980.

Crowther, Michael, “The Story of Nigeria” Faber & Faber, London, 1978

Crowther, Samuel, “Journal of an Expedition up the Niger and Tshadda Rivers in 1854” Frank Cass & Co. Ltd, London, 1970.

Crozier D.H, Blench R.M – “An Index of Nigeria Languages” Summer Institute of Linguistic Inc. Dallas Texas USA 1992.

Encyclopedia Britanica 15th Edition.

Encyclopedia International – No. 1 Lexicon Pub. 1977

Falulat; Mahilia; Uhomubhi, M. and Anyanwu U. “History of Nigeria 1 Nigeria Before 1800 AD”

Fed M & Info & Culture: 1993 Calendar

Fed Surveys 1974

Fed. Min of Inf & Culture – Nigeria Today Vol. 1 1997

Fremantle, J.M. – “Gazetters of the Northern Province of Nigeria II” The Eastern Kindoms (Muri, Yola and Bornu).

Gongola State of Nigeria; “Statistical Digest, Min. of Econ. Dev., Yola, 1978

Gordon, C.F. – Muri Province Quarterly Report No. 77 1912  NNA Kaduna.

Goth, Hans P. – “The Writers Agenda” Wadsworth Pub. Co. Calif USA

Hickey, Raymond F.R. – “History of Yola Diocese 1940 – 1990” Diocese of Yola, Yola 1990.

Hiernaux Jean – “The People of Africa” Weidenfeld & Nicolson London, 1974

July, Rovert W.  “Precolonial Africa an Economic and Social History” Davison Pub. Ltd. 1975 Dorset England.

Kane, Jacob G.L., “Salvation in Mumuye Religion Experience and the Influence of this on their Conversion to Christianity”. Unpublished B.Ed. Thesis, A.B.U Zaria, 1987.

Kirk-Greene, A.H.M. “Adamawa Past and Present” Oxford University Press, 1958.

Kirk-Greene, A.H.M., “Barth’s Travels in Nigeria” Oxford University Press, 1962.

Ki-zerbo, Joseph – “African Pre-history and Methodology I”

Low, Victor N. “Three Nigerian Emirates A Study in Oral History” North Western University Press Evanston Illinous USA 1972.

Marubitoba, P.D; Kane J.; Dirne A.K; Yazela M., Mavula K.K, - “Yorro-Mumuye Cultural Patterns and Socialization” MAKAD Association 1992

Meek, C. K. “Tribal Studies, in Norther Nigeria; Longman’s London 1931. https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a101081

Meek, C.K “The Northern Tribes of Nigeria” Frank Cass & Co. Ltd, London, 1971.
https://doi.org/10.2307/1155565

Mokhtar, G. “General History of Africa II Ancient Civilization” Unesco, Heinemann Nigeria Ltd.

Niven, C.R (Sir), “A Short History of Nigeria” Longman Nig. Ltd 1970.https://www.google.com.ng/search?tbo=p&tbm=bks&q=inauthor:%22Sir+Rex+Niven%22&source=gbs_metadata_r&cad=7

Olaniyan, Richard – “African History and Culture” Longman Nigeria 1982. https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/african-history-and-culture/1402268/

Ruxton, F.H (Capt) – Muri Province, Annual Report No. 75 for 1911 NNA Kaduna.

Sterkin J. – “Some Reflections on Kwararafa”

Tamuno, T.N. “The Evolution of the Nigerian State” The Southern Phase 1898 – 1914 Ibadan History Series Longman 1982

Tanko, S.M., “A Colonial Period Memoirs: a Collection of Northern Nigeria Archiral Materials”. Tanko, S.M. 1963 (1914 – 1935)

Taraba Arts Council– "Documentary Notes on the Mumuye" Taraba State Arts Council Jalingo 1997

Temple, C., & Temple C. L., “Tribes, Province, Emirates and States of the Northern Province, of Nigeria” Frank Cass & Co. Ltd 1965

Yakubu Tolenyashong ,: Kwajji Oral Traditions 1998.

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