The female king of colonial Nigeria: Ahebi Ugbabe

Table of Contents

• Frontmatter

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• Ekene / Acknowledgments (page ix)

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• Nkwado / The Preparation: All Trees Grow in the Forest, but the Ora Singled Itself Out (page 1)

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• Nkowa / The Introduction: Unspoken, Blame the Mouth; Unheard, Blame the Ear (page 19)

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• ONE Oge Nwatakili: The Time of Childhood, ca. 1880-1895 (page 37)

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• TWO Mgbapu Ahebi: Exile in Igalaland, ca. 1895-1916 (page 62)

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• THREE Performing Masculinities: Homecoming-and She Becomes a Man, ca. 1916-1930 (page 97)

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• FOUR Inside King Ahebi's Palace, ca. 1916-1948 (page 136)

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• FIVE Mastering Masculinities: Ekpe Ahebi Masquerade-the Final Insult, ca. 1931-1948 (page 172)

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• Mmechi / The Conclusion: Ahebi Today-the Works That We Do Are the Things by Which We Are Remembered (page 199)

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• Appendix: Select Criminal and Civil Cases in Nsukka Division, in which Ahebi Participated 1918-1930 (page 209)

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• Glossary of Chronological Terms (page 219)

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• Glossary of Igbo and Igala Words (page 221)

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• Notes (page 225)

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• Bibliography (page 277)

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• Index (page 297)

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