This book discusses one of the dominant themes in Yoruba intra-ethnic conflicts of the nineteenth century Yorubaland which has been glossed over in literature. Offa and Erinle in Kwara State of Nigeria are major actors in intra-ethnic conflict for an unusual prolonged period, which has made it a topic of interest in academic discussion. Intractable Intra-Ethnic Conflicts: The Case Study Of The Offa-Erinle, Kwara State, Nigeria has bridged the gap in our knowledge of the history of Kwara State, especially in the revolutionary century. The book is highly valuable to studies in different sphere of knowledge. I highly recommend it.

Rasheed Ajetunmobi, Tai Solarin University of Education

The richness of Yoruba civilization is distinctly reflected in its traditions, values, and intellectual achievements. An analysis of the relationship between Offa and Erinle illustrates the resilience of Yoruba culture and the dynamic interplay between tradition and modernity in the context of colonialism and socio-political changes. Through a careful examination of the inherent conflicts and contradictions within these civilizations, this work invites readers to deepen their understanding and appreciation of the complexities surrounding inter-group relations in contemporary Nigeria.

Akin Alao, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife