Diplomatic Record
201 countries
Bilateral relationships from the colonial trade representatives to the present Foreign Service.
Nigeria's Stories
15 chapters
Origins, resistance, crisis — the founding, the women who resisted, the elections that were stolen.
The case for this archive
Every government.
Every kobo stolen.
Every story buried.
Documented, sourced and published. Every claim traceable to a primary source. Every allegation adjudicated or officially found — never asserted.
The database is free. It cites courts, gazettes, and national archives. It carries no advertising and accepts no funding from any government, party, or candidate. It is built so a citizen can verify a claim in under sixty seconds.
The Ledger, at a glance
Index of the Archive
Six chapters · revised monthlyThe Money Record
Every pivotal sum from £865,000 in 1899 to ₦54.99 trillion in 2024. Sourced and linked.
Open record1999 Constitution
All 320 sections, 1st through 5th Alteration Acts, amendment diffs, cross-referenced to the events that test them.
Open recordOffice Holders
Cabinets by portfolio, agency heads, Inspectors-General, the fate of every officeholder since 1960.
Open recordSix Zones, 95 Years
The Record — every state, every era, every category of governance evidence from 1929 to today.
Open recordHeroes of the Republic
Nigerians who acted at documented personal cost. Adadevoh. Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti. Jaja of Opobo.
Open recordDiplomatic History
Pre-independence trade reps to today. Bilateral treaties, Foreign Ministers, the Sowole files.
Open recordTier 1 · primary
Courts. Gazettes. National archives.
Tier 2 · corroborating
OCCRP. HRW. BudgIT. TheCable.
Redline
Wikipedia is never a source.