Prof. Emmanuel Akyeampong from the Department of History at Harvard University (USA) has delivered a lecture at the University of Ibadan the 28th of January. This lecture was entitled “Social History in West Africa: Addictions to Alcohol and Drugs in Urban Environments”. Here follows the transcript.
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“Social History in West Africa: Addictions to Alcohol and Drugs in Urban Environments”
Emmanuel AKYEAMPONG (2010)
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