FAKAYODE Michael Folusho of the Department of History and Diplomatic Studies Education, Lagos State University of Education, Oto/Ijanikin is an Associate Professor of Education History. He holds Doctor of philosophy in Education, M.A. History, B.A (Hons) History, Post Graduate Diploma in Education and Masters in Sociology of Education.  He specializes in Education and African History. He has published extensively in both international and national journals.  Some of his works includes; “Educational Development during the post-independence era in Nigeria 1960-2023. A historical discourse”, “The Abortion of the third Republic by the Military in Nigeria”, The Process of Education in Cross Cultural Perspective in Africa, “A Historical Discourse, “Historical Development of Nomadic Education in North Central Nigeria and Northern Region of Ghana from 1989 to 2009, The Relevance of Archaeology in the Reconstruction of African History, A Historical Survey of the Functions of Family and Education in the Development of the Society,  A Historical Re-Appraisal of Educational Provision and Ethnicity in Nigeria, (1960 – 2010), Constitutional Flexibility and Rigidity: A Historical Survey of the British and French Colonial Systems of Government in Africa, European Military Might and  Partition of Western Sudanese State (C-1865 – C – 1900), The Conduct of the Slave Trade in West Africa. A Historical Review, A Comparative Study of Nomadic Child Educational Programmes in North Central Nigeria and Northern Region of Ghana (1989– 2012), “Imperialism and Causes in Africa: A Historical Discourse Impacts of Colonial Rule in Africa, A Historical Re-Appraisal of Educational Provision and Ethnicity in Nigeria, (1960 – 2010), etc.