A record worth looking into.
One historical book. Hundreds of original photographs. An accessible way to examine the projects, places and public works documented in Anambra State’s own photographic record.
Original page 156Let the original
pages speak.
The photographs and accompanying text are already there. What was missing was a simple, beautiful way for people to find them, study them and trace them back to the page.
Built directly from Is Anambra State Cursed or Are We the Cause?, this archive preserves the scanned book as the primary record and adds a chapter index, image browser, search and permanent page links.
See what’s insideexact source page.
Explore by subject.
From school infrastructure to healthcare, roads and public utilities: browse the book by its original thematic sections.
Not just a picture.
A page. A source.
The page is the unit of evidence here. Every photograph remains alongside its printed headings and captions, instead of being detached from its original setting.
See the photograph, caption and printed page in a single scan.
Find pages by subject or words detected in the scan.
Copy a direct link that opens the exact page being discussed.
The page explorer.
Browse all 340 scans, filter by section or search for a word. Select any page to open the original image in a focused reader.
Search uses automated text recognition from scanned pages and may contain mistakes. Always consult the original image before quoting a passage.
History is clearer
when the evidence
stays visible.
This is a presentation of a historical government publication, not a claim that every statement or image in it has been independently verified. Its purpose is to make the source easier to examine and discuss.
Open the full original PDF