Elizabeth Isichei

Elizabeth Allo Isichei (he yin jiji to 1939 to Tauranga, New Zealand) yin wekantọ Naijilia tọn, otànhodọtọ podo weplọntọ po. Mẹjitọ etọn lẹ wẹ Albert (lẹnnuyọnẹntọ ogle tọn) podo Lorna Allo po. To azán 23tọ Liyasun 1964 e wlealọ hẹ Uche Peter Isichei (oto he nọ pọn ohunsin agbasa tọn) bo tindo ovi atọ́n. To 1959 e mọ gbedewema (BA) yi to nudide mẹ to wehọmẹ alavọ Canterbury in New Zealand, B.A. To 1961 e fo wepinplọn na gbedewema daho (M.A) to wehọmẹ alavọ Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, podọ to 1967 e fo wepinplọn na gbedewema daho hugan (PhD) to wehọmẹ alavọ Oxford tọn. E yin mẹplọntọ sinsẹ̀n tọn to wehọmẹ alavọ Otago. E ko yin mẹplọntọ to azọnwhe otàn tọn to wehọmẹ alavọ Jos tọn to Jos, Naijilia bẹsọn 1976. Ewọ wẹ yin anadenanutọ vọjladobasitọ lẹ tọn na Otàn Jos tọn he yin yiyi sọn onù mẹlẹ tọn mẹ po dehe yin kinkandai lẹ po tọn. Azọn etọn lẹ po owe etọn lẹ po nọ na ayidonugo gbẹzan klistiani Aflika tọn lẹ podo otàn Naijilia tọn po tintengbe igbo lẹ.

Azọn ṣinṣian etọn lẹ

• 1964: Political Thinking and Social Experience: Some Christian Interpretations of the Roman Empire, University of Canterbury Publications
• 1970: Victorian Quakers, Oxford University Press[5]
• 1973: The Ibo People and the Europeans: The Genesis of a Relationship, to 1906, St. Martin's
• 1976: A History of the Igbo People,[6] St. Martin's
• 1977: A History of West Africa since 1800, Africana[7]
• 1977: Igbo Worlds: An Anthology of Oral History and Historical Descriptions, Institute for the Study of Human Issues[8]
• 1981: Entirely for God: The Life of Michael Iwene Tansi, Macmillan Nigeria
• 1982: Studies in the History of Plateau State, Nigeria, Macmillan
• 1983: A History of Nigeria, Longman
• 1995: A History of Christianity in Africa: From Antiquity to the Present, Africa World Press
• 1997: A History of African Societies to 1870, Cambridge University Press
• 2002: Voices of the Poor in Africa, University of Rochester Press (Rochester, NY)
• 2004: The Religious Traditions of Africa: A History, Raeger (Westport, CT)
• 2005: Stoptide, Steele Roberts (New Zealand)