The New Nigerian Elite
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Technische Zusammenarbeit mit Ghana und Nigeria
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Antoine Fleury et al., Diplomatic Documents of Switzerland, Bd. 22, Dok. 79, dodis.ch/30252, Zurich/Locarno/Geneve 2009
Monrovia Powers
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Representatives of twenty independent African states [Cameroun, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo (Brazzaville), Dahomey, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Libya, Malagasy, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Togo, Tunisia, and Upper Volta] met in…
Special Conferences
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Meeting in July 1959 at Sanniquellie, Liberia, President Tubman of Liberia, President Touré of Ginea, and Prime Minister Nkrumah of Ghana pledged themselves to work together for the formation of a “Community of Independent African States.” To this end, they decided that a special…
The peoples of Nigeria
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Nigeria shows the federal way
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The Arabic Literature of Nigeria to 1804: a Provisional Account
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The purpose of this essay is to provide a convenient introduction to the Arabic literature composed in Nigeria and the immediately adjoining areas in the period before the commencement of the Fulani jihād. That far-reaching movement of political and religious reform, initiated in…
Contributions from African Sources to the History of European Competition in the Upper Valley of the Nile
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Of the African states with which European Powers were in contact during the period of active competition on the Upper Nile, two in particular, the Empire of Ethiopia and the Mahdist State, were sufficiently sophisticated to transact their political and administrative business in…
Prehistory in Nigeria
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Future of West African Universities
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Nigeria's Emerging EliteThe New Nigerian Elite. Hugh H. Smythe , Mabel M. Smythe
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Peace Corps Recruiting Science Teachers
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The Peace Corps has urgent requests from many of the underdeveloped countries of the world for 300 science teachers to instruct in high schools and colleges. These requests include 115 chemistry teachers, as follows: Ethiopia 20 Malaya 15 Ghana 20 Philippines Nigeria 40 ( aides )…
The Commonwealth and Africa
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That there is a useful role for the Commonwealth in the immediate future was one view on which there was general agreement at the Commonwealth Studies Conference held in Lagos, Nigeria, from January 8 to 16 of this year. The problem is to define that role realistically, with due…
Tribalism, Nationalism, and Pan-Africanism
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Tribalism, no longer an obstacle to self-govern ment in Africa, is still an obstacle to national unity. In Ghana, national solidarity has been built by eliminating effec tive opposition. In the Congo, tribalism has produced con flict and violence. In Nigeria, a middle course of f…
Ninetenth-Chntury Arabic Archives of West Africa
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It has long been well known that West Africa in the nineteenth century was the scene of a number of Islamic politico-religious movements promoted by Fulani or Tukulor mujaddidīn. It is also common knowledge that these movements resulted in the establishment, inter-alia, of three…
National Unity and Political Stability in Nigeria
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MODERNIZATION OF THE ISLAMIC SOCIETY
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of Arab Countries), edited by Shinji Maejima, 1961, 330 pp.Indoneshia no Set[ii Shakai Ko ;o (Politico-Economic Structure of Indonesia), edited by Yoichi Itagaki, 1961, 283 pp."The Islamic society" is a concept which I use sometimes with certain doubts about its validity.The term…
Urbanization, the Extended Family, and Kinship Ties in West Africa
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Recent urban studies in western Europe and the United States have shown the continued importance of kinship ties, contrary to the hypothesis that they tend to disappear in the city. To test this hypothesis on different types of societies, an examination of research done in the We…
Nigeria—Some Recent Decisions on the Constitution
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C. W. Newbury: The western Slave Coast and its rulers: European trade and administration among the Yoruba and Adja-speaking peoples of southwestern Nigeria, southern Dahomey and Togo. (Oxford Studies in African Affairs.)
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