Dankwambo achievements of mesopotamia

In , upon his return from Britain, he was appointed Administrative Secretary of the Katagum Native Authority (N.A.) under the emirship of the late Alhaji.

This relationship was characterized by the establishment of permanent villages, development of inter- group co-operation and trade routes and the rise of a new..

The Sumerians, an ancient civilization that thrived in Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq) from around 4000 BCE to 2000 BCE, achieved numerous significant accomplishments.

They were pioneers in various fields and made lasting contributions to human civilization.

From the invention of writing and establishment of urban civilization to advancements in agriculture and mathematics, the Sumerians left an indelible mark on history.

Their architectural innovations, trade networks, calendar systems, and literary/mythological contributions further highlight their cultural and intellectual achievements.

Ibrahim Hassan Dankwambo (OON) appointed Associate Professor Esrom as Provost, College of Education, Billiri from 1st July, to June, Records.

His words: “As Governor of Ondo State, his administration remains second to none in contemporary history of this State.

This relationship was characterized by the establishment of permanent villages, development of inter- group co-operation and trade routes and the rise of a new.

This has left economic analysts to doubt the possibility of getting positive achievements from the moves.

Due to the after effects of the Flood, the low-lying land of southern Mesopotamia (Sumer) was not able to be settled as early as were more northerly locations.

The Sumerians’ accomplishments laid the foundation for subsequent civilizations and played a vital role in shaping the course of human development.

Accomplishments of the Sumerians

1. Invention of Writing (cuneiform)

The Sumerians developed the world’s first known writing system called cuneiform.

This system involved using a stylus to make wedge-shaped marks on clay tablets.