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1898 - 1985 / Nigeria
Samuel Akisanya
The organiser behind an early nationalist movement
Samuel Akisanya helped turn the concerns of traders, workers and young activists into a stronger Nigerian political voice. From Lagos meeting rooms to the throne of Isara, his life reveals how independence was built long before 1960.
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01Finding a Voice in Lagos3 min
02The Movement That Dreamed Bigger3 min
03A King in a New Nigeria3 min
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