Jacob Festus Adeniyi Ajayi

Jacob Festus Adeniyi Ajayi, wanda aka fi sani da JF Ade Ajayi, (26 ga Mayu 1929 - 9 Agusta 2014). Ya kasance masanin tarihi ne a Najeriya, kuma memba na makarantar Ibadan, ƙungiyar malamai da ke da sha'awar gabatar da ra'ayoyin Afirka ga tarihin Afirka da kuma mai da hankali kan na ciki tarihi wanda ya tsara rayuwar Afirka

 Tarihi 
An haifi Ajayi a Ikole-Ekiti a ranar 26 ga watan Mayu a shekarar 1929, mahaifinsa ya kasance mataimaki na musamman ga Oba na Ikole a lokacin Sarakunan Yankin. Ya fara karatu a makarantar St Paul, Ikole, yana dan shekara biyar. Daga nan ya zarce zuwa makarantar firamare ta Ekiti (wacce ake kira yanzu Christ's Ado Ekiti) domin shiryawa a matsayin malamin makaranta, amma bayan ya ji ta bakin wani aboki game da Kwalejin Igbobi da ke Legas, sai ya yanke shawarar gwada sa'arsa ya nema. Bayan haka, ya sami shiga cikin kwalejin, kuma ya sami tallafin karatu daga Ikole Ekiti Native Authority, ya tafi Legas don karatun sakandare. Bayan ya kammala karatunsa a Igbobi, sai ya sami shiga Jami’ar Ibadan, inda zai zabi tsakanin Tarihi, Latin ko Turanci don karatunsa. Ya zabi Tarihi. A cikin 1952, ya yi tafiya zuwa ƙasashen waje kuma ya yi karatu a Jami'ar Leicester, a ƙarƙashin kulawar Farfesa Jack Simmons, ƙwararren masanin tarihin Oxford. A shekarar 1956 ya auri Christie Ade Ajayi née Martins. Bayan kammala karatun, ya kasance malamin bincike a Cibiyar Nazarin Tarihi, London daga 1957-1958. Daga baya ya dawo Najeriya kuma ya shiga sashen tarihi na Jami'ar Ibadan

 Ayyuka 

 Yakin Yarbawa a karni na Sha tara. Jami'ar Cambridge Press, Cambridge, Ingila 1964. 

 Ofishin Jakadancin Kirista a Najeriya, 1841-1891: Yin Sababbin Fitattu.

 Edita, Babban Tarihin Afirka, vol. VI, UNESCO, 1989. 

 Co-Edita, Shekaru Dubu na Tarihin Afirka ta Yamma. 

 Co-Edita tare da Michael Crowder: Tarihin Yammacin Afirka, Longman, London 1971. ISBN 0-231-04103-9.

 Manazarta 
https://dacb.org/stories/nigeria/ade-ajayi/

https://imsvintagephotos.com/portrait-of-j-f-ade-ajayi-64585 

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/sep/10/jf-ade-ajayi