The truth about the Igbo heritage and perhaps the people’s influence on the other groups with whom they come in contact have always remained as complex as they are intriguing. In politics, commerce, social relations, agriculture, and so forth, the Igbo as a group have always been unique. The present volume is, therefore, a major step towards deepening an understanding of this group whose actions and/or inactions are sometimes misunderstood either form within or from without. Considered a superlative assemblage of bright scholarly ideas about the group, Studies in Igbo History is an offshoot of a history summit organized in 2011 by the South-east Zone of the Historical Society of Nigeria. The book is comprised of Thirty-three Chapters and Seven Sections. The contents are incise and revealing.