About Alagoahive
A digital archive designed to preserve, showcase, and share the academic legacy of the Department of History and Diplomatic Studies, University of Port Harcourt.
About the Repository
Thealagoahive serves as a digital archive where research works, term papers, seminar projects, fieldwork, and academic publications are securely stored and made accessible to the university community and beyond. It stands as a bridge between past and future scholarship, ensuring that the intellectual contributions of students and faculty remain preserved and available for learning, research, and innovation.
Our Vision
To become a leading digital academic repository in Africa — inspiring a culture of scholarly excellence, knowledge preservation, and open access to intellectual works.
Our Mission
To collect, organize, and showcase academic materials produced within the University of Port Harcourt community — fostering accessibility, collaboration, and continuity in research and historical documentation.
Legacy Project – Class of 2025
The 2025 Graduating Class of the Department of History and Diplomatic Studies conceived this repository as a legacy of academic preservation and continuity. It symbolizes a commitment to intellectual growth and a gift to future generations of researchers, students, and historians. The project was designed to ensure that every thesis, fieldwork, and publication leaves a lasting digital footprint, strengthening the department’s scholarly heritage.
“Preserving the past, empowering the future — one submission at a time.”
Submission Guidelines
All contributors are encouraged to follow the submission guidelines below to maintain the quality and consistency of materials uploaded to the repository.
- Ensure that your work (thesis, term paper, seminar, or publication) is properly edited and free of plagiarism.
- Include a clear title page with your name, matriculation number, supervisor’s name, and department details.
- Upload only supported formats — PDF, images, audio, or video files (maximum of 6 files per submission).
- Provide an abstract or summary highlighting the main ideas, methods, and conclusions of your work.
- All submissions are reviewed and approved by the repository’s administrative team before publication.
- Students are advised to use their institutional email for verification during submission.