What is like to be pregnant in ancient Nigeria.

The life of Sarah Forbes Bonneta

Hello and welcome to Nigerian History With Roqib, in this episode I will be talking about Sarah Forbes Bonneta, the Nigerian socialite who was the captive of the Dahomey to the protégé of Queen Victoria. I will be telling the story of this remarkable woman. Stay tuned!YouTube Channel:https://m.youtube.com/@Nigerianhistorywithroqib/about [https://m.youtube.com/@Nigerianhistorywithroqib/about]

The Life of Olaudah Equiano

Hi guys, in this episode, we talk about the life of Olaudah Equiano, Olaudah Equiano is a remarkable figure in Nigerian history who helped bring attention to the injustices of the African slave trade through his writing.Stay tuned ! YouTube Channel:https://m.youtube.com/@Nigerianhistorywithroqib [https://m.youtube.com/@Nigerianhistorywithroqib]

The History Of Nollywood

In this episode we will be talking the history of Nollywood, from 1920 to Now.YouTube channel:https://m.youtube.com/@Nigerianhistorywithroqib/videos [https://m.youtube.com/@Nigerianhistorywithroqib/videos]

What is like to be pregnant in ancient Nigeria.

Ancient Nigerian societies highly revered pregnancy and childbirth, which was the subject of many beliefs and customs.We'll analyze ancient Nigeria's cultural and spiritual significance of pregnancy, and how pregnant women were treated and cared for. A discussion of traditional practices and remedies for maintaining a healthy pregnancy will be conducted, as well as the role of midwives and other birth attendants during delivery. So join me on this journey as we explore Nigeria's fascinating history.

A Day In The Life Of A Oyo Empire Citizen

Hello and welcome to Nigerian History with Roqib, this podcast and Youtube channel is dedicated to sharing the stories and explore the fascinating history of Nigeria,I discuss the early morning hours spent tending to crops and livestock to the evening spent sharing stories and jokes with family and friends, and how each moment was imbued with purpose and significance. So join me on this fascinating history of Nigeria. youtube channel :https://www.youtube.com/@Nigerianhistorywithroqib [https://www.youtube.com/@Nigerianhistorywithroqib]