معرفی
Dr. Femi J. Kolapo is a Professor of African History in the Department of History at the University of Guelph (College of Arts). His research focuses on slavery and abolition in 19th-century Africa, evangelical missionary activities, and precolonial West African societies. He has taught courses on African slavery, religious movements, and labor migration.
- Education:
- Ph.D., History, York University (1999)
- M.A., History, Ahmadu Bello University (1989)
- B.A., History, Ahmadu Bello University (1982)
His scholarly work examines West African engagement with Christian missionary efforts, colonial documentation, and indigenous agency during European expansion. He has published extensively on the Church Missionary Society's (CMS) operations in Nigeria and the political impact of missionary activities.
Dr. Kolapo contributes to the AH_DigITal Document Portal project, curating 19th-century missionary and colonial archives related to Nigeria. His recent articles analyze topics ranging from missionary theological debates to Nigerian Pentecostalism's digital transformation, demonstrating interdisciplinary breadth across history, religious studies, and political sociology.
