Initiation of Fulani boys in Adamawa
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Notes and NewsInitiation of Fulani boys in Adamawa. 1 The circumcision rites practised on Fulani boys take place once a year, in the dry season usually soon after the Guinea-corn harvest, if there are boys in the village of the right age (in most districts between 7 and 10).A she…
Omu, An African Experiment in Education. By J. D. Clarke, B.A., Superintendent of Education, Nigeria. London: Longmans, Green & Co. Pp. 167. 37 illustrations. 6s.
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Appointments in the Colonial Service
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Lord Lugard, G.C.M.G
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Mœurs et histoire des Peuls
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Colonial Service Appointments
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LAW AND AUTHORITY IN A NIGERIAN TRIBE
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C. K. MEEK, M.A., D.Sc.Oxon, LORD LUGARD, G.C.M.G., C.B., D.S.O., E. J. ARNETT, C.M.G.; LAW AND AUTHORITY IN A NIGERIAN TRIBE: A STUDY IN INDIRECT RULE1, A
Law and Authority in a Nigerian Tribe: A Study in Indirect Rule
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BOOK REVIEWS
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Book reviewed in this article: AFRICA: A Handbook of Tswana Law and Custom. I. Schapera. AFRICA: Law and Authority in a Nigerian Tribe: a Study in Indirect Rule. C. K. Meek.
Native administration in Nigeria
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A LEPER COLONY IN NIGERIA
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Awards in Anthropology
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An English-Kanuri Sentence Book. By R. E. Ellison, Superintendent of Education, Nigeria. Published on behalf of the Government of Nigeria by the Crown Agents for the Colonies, 1937. 10s.
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An English-Kanuri Sentencs Book
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British Policy in Nigeria
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Miss perham brings to her task of reviewing Native Administration in Nigeria not only the experience gained by similar research in East Africa and in the Pacific, but also the skill in marshalling the salient events from the earliest times up to the present day which we expect fr…
NORTHERN NIGERIAN OPPORTUNITY AN ENTRANCE TO MOHAMMEDAN EMIRATES AND HOW IT WAS SECURED.
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Law and Authority in a Nigerian Tribe:
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A Nigerian Chiefdom: Notes on the Igald Tribe of Nigeria and the Divine King
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Culture Areas of Nigeria
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Journal Article Culture Areas of Nigeria Get access Culture Areas of Nigeria. By Wilfrid D. Hambly. (Field Museum of Natural Histoty, Chicago.) C. K. MEEK C. K. MEEK Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume XXXV, Issue CXXXV…
Additional Steps in the Umundri Coronation Ceremony
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The Umundri coronation ceremony as described in Africa, vol. viii, no. 3, requires the addition of two more steps. Though they are not recorded by Hocart in his Kingship yet one of them, the Prostration or the Humiliation, is described by Professor James in his book, Christian My…
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