NATIVE COURTS IN NIGERIA
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An Historical Sketch of Egba Traditional Authorities
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Opening Paragraph The Yoruba were probably first established in what is now Nigeria in the region of Nupe, whence they crossed the Niger and went southwards in search of a suitable settlement. They chose Ile-Ife where, according to tradition, they encountered no opposition from t…
Native Administration in the British African Territories. Part 1. East Africa: Uganda, Kenya, Tanganyika. Part 11. Central Africa: Zanzibar, Nyasaland, Northern Rhodesia. Part in. West Africa: Nigeria, Gold Coast, Sierra
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S. Herbert Frankel; Native Administration in the British African Territories. Part 1. East Africa: Uganda, Kenya, Tanganyika. Part 11. Central Africa: Zanzibar,
Speech by his honour the lieutenaut-governor Northern Region of Nigeria B.E. Sharwood-Smith to the Northern House of chiefs 25th February, 1952
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Birom texts (plateau province near Jos, Nigeria)
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The Idoma Language, Idoma Wordlists, Idoma Crestomathy, ldoma Proverbs. By Major R. C. Abraham, M.A., D.Litt. Published by the Author on behalf of the Idoma Native Administration, Government of Nigeria, 1951. Pp. 272. £2
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A Genealogical Charter
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Opening Paragraph The Tiv of Northern Nigeria, who number some 800,000, believe that they are all descended from one man, Tiv, through some 14 to 17 generations of known ancestors (Fig. 1). These ancestors are constantly named in casual conversation and in discussion of serious a…
Books in review
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Islam in Ethiopia. J. S. Trimingham. (Oxford University Press: 1952.) xv + 299 pp., 25s. A Grammar of Mwera. Lyndon Harries. (Witwatersrand University Press: 1950.)x + 128 pp., map. 12/6. The Yoruba‐speaking Peoples of Southwestern Nigeria, by Daryll Forde. (Commercial Aid Printi…
Book Review: A Century in Nigeria
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Local Government in Eastern Nigeria
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spend about six months in the field consulting -with educationists, administrators, and members of the public on the policy and practice of education for Africans up to and including the secondary level.The visits of the groups will, it is hoped, be followed by a conference in th…
A NIGERIAN LOOKS AT ENGLISH LOCAL GOVERNMENT
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The Nigerian Legislative Council
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How Nigeria is governed
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Report on local government in the Northern provinces of Nigeria
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Notes on tanning in Argungu emirate (Jima), Nigeria.
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The shortage of labour in French Equatorial Africa and the introduction of Nigerian workers.
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Report of the Co-operative mission to Nigeria
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Dictionary of The Hausa Language. By R. C. Abraham and Malam Mai Kano. pp. xxvii, 992. London: The Crown Agents for the Colonies, on behalf of the Government of Nigeria, 1949.
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The Nigerian Legislative Council. By Joan Wheare, with an introduction by Margery Perham. Published under the auspices of Nuffield College by Faber & Faber. 1950. Pp. xxi, 265, maps. 18s.
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Institut pour la Recherche scientifique en Afrique centrale
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Notes and NewsEntretiens internationaux sur V Afrique a Royaumont I I s'est tenu au mois de juin de l'annee derniere une interessante reunion internationale, organisee par le Centre de Hautes fitudes d'Administration Musulmane, sur les problemes administratifs qui se posent en Af…
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