This is a superb anthology of essays on Nigerian economic and social history. It serves up a menu of studies that are required readings for students of Nigerian economic development and would-be policymakers. From chapters that address trade in a variety of food and non-food items (examples include yam flour, kolanuts, dodo Ikire, and clothing), to those that explore the political economy of migration, COVID-19 pandemic, and Nigeria-Russia relations, the book at once educates, informs, and entertains. This book is a fitting festschrift to Professor Olutayo Adesina, the leading Economic Historian whose career has charted new paths in original research complemented by sound methodology and theory.