Very educative documentary. Trade propelled development throughout most of recorded history. Even some wars were a result of trade disputes or attempt by rulers to conquer flourishing kingdoms. This is great and inspiring work.
I really wonder what it must have cost to take religion from the Igbos to every end and corner in Nigeria if it was firstly accepted because of the dominating power it seemed to provide for the Benin kingdom. I Absolutely love this video and I hope there'll be another comprehensive filming for Islam and its emergence. Welldone!
Very insightful video 👏👏👏. Your commentary on the images was the best part. It was a little hard to concentrate and follow along with Dr Akande’s part (subtitles would have helped).
Now, I can boast of knowing how Ajayi Crowther came back and the Obas of Benin way before Ovoramen. This is quite educating and insightful, I especially like the objectivity and choice of words of Dr. Akande (he's so fine too😜). My favorite statement in this documentary is "christianity has continued to fight for a right of place in our collective consciousness." Great compilation and video quality (not that I expected any less from Kam) but this is by far an amazing watch😎. Thank you for the knowledge.
Wow. Great work. Apart from the fact that that this video is very informative, I really love how it has been put together, the background music and the pictures really brought it to life. Dr. Akande really knows how to bring history to life. Such vivid descriptions. My jaw dropped at 200-400 naked people. That must have been one service to remember. 😀 Looking forward to your next video. 🙌🏽
Very Edo/Benin are interested in this your history career, still move on to research in Benin Palace or to see Benin Actor Imasuhen for more updates on how Ancient Benin Kingdom Empire on how the word Christianity started in Modern day Nigeria. Ancient Benin Kingdom were Jews from Ancient Egypt. They ones had an Oba who was a Priest and sailor that attended Priest hood seminary in Rome ( Oba ( Orohogbu). Obi of Onitsha is one of the Oba of Benin son. Move forward to research
Very informative. But I think Ajayi Crowder was not the first Black Bishop in human history as stated by Dr. Deyemi Akande. I think the Algerian descent (modern Souk Ahras in Algeria) Saint Augustine could be classified as one of the earliest bishops of the Patristic era. St. Augustine was the bishop of Hippo (now Annaba, Algeria) from 396 to 430.
Well, it definitely was not by white colonists. Christians who were before Islam (way before) were Nigerians who have been since the beginning of the early church. Just as Ethiopia. If Catholicism exists in Nigeria then the white man can certain be blamed for that but, early believers were Africans too and had the truth and teachings of Christ even before many of the English. The Bible itself speaks of this. Not only Christianity but, many were people of the Torah as well.
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Quite educative, informative and inspiring.
That hymn touched me..... 😢 Igbos must never leave Christ
Good info. Thanks.
Very informative.
Seems trade is the singular, most impactful activity of the middle ages.
Adeposi Adeogun it’s always a driving force(Economics)
I subscribe to this channel all because of this one video.
Please, if you can, make more of this historical video. i would appreciate 🙏
Very educative documentary. Trade propelled development throughout most of recorded history. Even some wars were a result of trade disputes or attempt by rulers to conquer flourishing kingdoms. This is great and inspiring work.
Wonderful history guys, thanks a lot
Great documentary. Absolutely insightful stuff👏👏
Weldone .. conversations you'll hardly hear spoken of.
Everything I've I learnt in secondary school history class is very much validated in this video.
The Igbo part I never knew about though. This video is really insightful Kam.
Thanks for viewing glad you picked somethings
Great video. Very informative. Thanks
I honestly didn’t want it to end. There’s a special feeling knowing one’s history give walahi! Well done kam
Broda Thanos thanks man
Thank you for providing us with this body of work. Very insightful and amazing content. Good job Kam!
I really wonder what it must have cost to take religion from the Igbos to every end and corner in Nigeria if it was firstly accepted because of the dominating power it seemed to provide for the Benin kingdom. I Absolutely love this video and I hope there'll be another comprehensive filming for Islam and its emergence. Welldone!
Of course the next episode is all about Islam, remember to turn on notifications so you don’t miss it, thanks for watching
Nice one 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 keep it up
"Due to pepper, the negotiation got fired up" ( nice pun)
Awesome content bro. This is an eye opener that i really have a lot to learn about my country.
Kamoju Lanre yea bro, more episodes to come
This is really deep... great insight 👌🏽...
jSK thanks brother
Excellent content.
Kam, this is absolutely beautiful. I hope to see more.
Beautiful! Insightful! Great work!
More of this kind of content pleaseeeeeee😁
Dr. Akande is always eager to share. Thanks for this
Very insightful video 👏👏👏. Your commentary on the images was the best part. It was a little hard to concentrate and follow along with Dr Akande’s part (subtitles would have helped).
Adrian Uwolloh oh! Would looking into that in upcoming episodes, thanks
Looveeeee! This is so insightful. Thank you for this kam
Lady Girl always a pleasure 🙌🏾
Thank you 🙏🏾
Now, I can boast of knowing how Ajayi Crowther came back and the Obas of Benin way before Ovoramen. This is quite educating and insightful, I especially like the objectivity and choice of words of Dr. Akande (he's so fine too😜). My favorite statement in this documentary is "christianity has continued to fight for a right of place in our collective consciousness."
Great compilation and video quality (not that I expected any less from Kam) but this is by far an amazing watch😎. Thank you for the knowledge.
Thank you very much Zoa , always a pleasure
NUPUQI OM-RE KHONECTICS CHAMBER DEGREES WILL GUIDE YOU
I wanna meet this guy!
Thanks for this educating information.
Olabanji Samson you are welcome sir
This is Soo informative👏👏
Very factual and inspiring, thanks kam
Idris Tijani my pleasure sir
Weldone.
Wow.
Great work. Apart from the fact that that this video is very informative, I really love how it has been put together, the background music and the pictures really brought it to life.
Dr. Akande really knows how to bring history to life. Such vivid descriptions. My jaw dropped at 200-400 naked people. That must have been one service to remember. 😀
Looking forward to your next video. 🙌🏽
Louisa Anaedevha Lol, thanks for viewing , next episode on Islam, turn on notifications 🙏🏾
@@Signaturebykam still waiting
Definitely worth the watch!
Tope Ipaye thanks fam
Really nice one Kam! Keep educating us bro! 👏🏿
Ọlájídé Ayẹni of course 👍🏾
This is a great content ..💯
Fucking fascinating.. great job.
Very Edo/Benin are interested in this your history career, still move on to research in Benin Palace or to see Benin Actor Imasuhen for more updates on how Ancient Benin Kingdom Empire on how the word Christianity started in Modern day Nigeria. Ancient Benin Kingdom were Jews from Ancient Egypt. They ones had an Oba who was a Priest and sailor that attended Priest hood seminary in Rome ( Oba ( Orohogbu). Obi of Onitsha is one of the Oba of Benin son. Move forward to research
Thanks a lot, would look further
Very insightful, learnt a lot!
Was it peaceful? the indoctrination…I mean introduction of Christianity? 🥺 and howwww was the message conveyed with such a language barrier? 🤔
Very informative. But I think Ajayi Crowder was not the first Black Bishop in human history as stated by Dr. Deyemi Akande. I think the Algerian descent (modern Souk Ahras in Algeria) Saint Augustine could be classified as one of the earliest bishops of the Patristic era. St. Augustine was the bishop of Hippo (now Annaba, Algeria) from 396 to 430.
St Augustine was not black
Catholicism was weak, Anglicanism saved West Africa
No baptist is better
Well, it definitely was not by white colonists. Christians who were before Islam (way before) were Nigerians who have been since the beginning of the early church. Just as Ethiopia. If Catholicism exists in Nigeria then the white man can certain be blamed for that but, early believers were Africans too and had the truth and teachings of Christ even before many of the English. The Bible itself speaks of this. Not only Christianity but, many were people of the Torah as well.
really did nigerian christian were converted from animism and islam????
👌👌
It's only a myth !