Economic Theory for West African Students
An early economics text adapted to the institutions and learning needs of West African students.
Textbooks, revision guides, model questions and reflections that carried his teaching into classrooms across West Africa.
Oba Aromolaran began publishing before he became king. His books addressed economics, government, economic history and examination preparation. Contemporary profiles report more than one hundred educational titles associated with his authorship and publishing company; surviving online library catalogues currently identify twelve distinct works under his name. The list below presents the traceable catalogue, not a claim of completeness.
An early economics text adapted to the institutions and learning needs of West African students.
A regional introduction to economic ideas and conditions, recorded in separate catalogue entries.
A treatment of contemporary regional economics for school and examination audiences.
A systematic economics text that became one of the works most strongly associated with his name.
An examination-focused companion structured around questions and worked answers.
Prepared for GCE O- and A-Level, WASC and Higher School Certificate students.
A broad government textbook preserved in both WorldCat and Open Library records.
A consolidated study and revision resource drawing together two core economics strands.
Designed for West African School Certificate, GCE O- and A-Level and HSC candidates.
A work catalogued under biography, kingship and Nigerian political history.
A biographical and royal reflection published after his accession as Owa Obokun.
Published bibliographies also name revision notes in government and economics, O-Level question books, British and West African economic history, and related model-answer series.
Open Library author record · WorldCat catalogue record · DAWN Commission profile