Crises, wars and protests recorded for this state — grouped by era. Each bullet auto-classifies into one of the seven recurring Patterns of Violence; click a pattern badge for its full pattern card, or expand an era for the bullets within it.
Colonial era (1900–1959)#Deep dive →
- 1929: Ibadan was Western Nigeria's largest and most politically active city; Oyo Empire collapse (19th century) and Ibadan's rise as military power; 1929 Women's Tax Protest (Abeokuta-focused but broader); Ekitiparapo-Ibadan war heritage; 1969 University of Ibadan student protests; Fulani herdsmen vs farmers violence (Ibarapa 2021)Climate-Conflict Escalator
See also#Deep dive →
- National Protests & Uprisings register — every documented protest from 1929 to date, with deaths, outcomes and pattern tags.
- The Regional Record — the unified record of protests, looted assets, oil-boom delivery and failure, militarisation, and police brutality.
- Patterns of Violence — the seven recurring patterns referenced by the badges above.
Research notes#Deep dive →
[GAP] Full governance record for Oyo State (all governors/deputy governors, commissioners, state assembly, senators/reps, budget/IGR/debt by year) not compiled in this session. Languages, population series, festivals, federal projects, national rankings, war history, and LGA list to be added in subsequent research sessions. Source: archivi.ng, INEC, National Assembly Library, BudgIT, DMO, NPC, NBS.