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  1. Nigeria. Outline of a Colony

    OpenAlex research · 1947-04-01 · Document

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  2. An advance in African sociology

    OpenAlex research · 1947-06-01 · Document

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    Anthropological studies tend to be in the sense that they are descriptions on the same plane of analysis of new social regions or new aspects of social life. Rarely do they provide us with a new set of abstractions allowing deeper analysis, and giving us new theoretical concepts…

  3. The Origin of the Name Hottentot

    OpenAlex research · 1947-07-01 · Document

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    The author was once a Senior District Commissioner in Nigeria and is now Senior Lecturer at Witwatersrand.

  4. Nigeria, Outline of a Colony. By C. R. Niven. London: Nelson. 1946. Pp. vi + 162 (Illus.). 6s.

    OpenAlex research · 1947-07-01 · Document

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  5. Have We Failed in Nigeria?

    OpenAlex research · 1947-10-01 · Document

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  6. The native economies of Nigeria.

    OpenAlex research · 1946-01-01 · Document

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  7. 27. Notes on the King-God Shango and His Temple at Ibadan, Southern Nigeria

    OpenAlex research · 1946-03-01 · Document

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  8. The Nigerian Constitution

    OpenAlex research · 1946-04-01 · Document

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    The new constitutional arrangements in Nigeria have been considered at some length in previous numbers of this Journal; but readers may like to have the benefit of Sir Bernard Bourdillon's matured views on the subject, as delivered at a combined meeting with the Royal Empire Soci…

  9. 48. Archaeological Notes from Northern Nigeria

    OpenAlex research · 1946-05-01 · Document

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  10. The Fulani of Northern Nigeria. By F. W. de St. Croix. Government Printer, Lagos, 1944. Pp. 75. 2s.

    OpenAlex research · 1945-04-01 · Document

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  11. Proposals for the Revision of the Constitution of Nigeria

    OpenAlex research · 1945-07-01 · Document

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    Professor Auguste Chevalier, the veteran French biologist of the Musee d'Histoire Naturelle, who travelled from Paris.At a public session Professor Forde delivered an address in French on ' The Contribution of Ethnography to African Development', in the course of which he outline…

  12. The Future of Native Authorities

    OpenAlex research · 1945-07-01 · Document

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    Opening Paragraph Some months ago, in a paper read before the Royal Society of Arts on the subject of ‘Partnership in Nigeria’, I called attention to the necessity for a closer connexion between native authorities and the central legislature. I went on to say that I did not consi…

  13. Some Aspects of the Economics of Sixteen Ibo Individuals

    OpenAlex research · 1944-04-01 · Document

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    Opening Paragraph Of the various aspects of ethnology, perhaps that of economics has been most neglected. Within the past few years a number of books and articles have appeared with the intent to remedy this situation, but the study of the economic life of primitive peoples is st…

  14. THE TRAINING OF AFRICAN SURVEYORS IN NIGERIA

    OpenAlex research · 1944-04-01 · Document

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    Whenever the Government wants to receive new students to be trained as surveyors for the Government Service it is usual for the public to be informed by means of a Gazette Notice outlining the conditions of entry into the Survey School which is attached to the Land and Survey Dep…

  15. THE TRAINING OF AFRICAN SURVEYORS IN NIGERIA

    OpenAlex research · 1944-04-01 · Document

    openalex title_and_abstract.search:nigeria,authorships.countries:!NG,primary topic.subfield.id:3320

    Whenever the Government wants to receive new students to be trained as surveyors for the Government Service it is usual for the public to be informed by means of a Gazette Notice outlining the conditions of entry into the Survey School which is attached to the Land and Survey Dep…

  16. 62. Nigeria and Its Reactions to the War

    OpenAlex research · 1944-05-01 · Document

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  17. A Black Byzantium; the Kingdom of Nupe in Nigeria.

    OpenAlex research · 1944-06-01 · Document

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    Originally published in 1942 this now classic book is a study of the Nupe of Northern Nigeria. The economic and political complexity of their kingdom evoked comparisons with the civilization of Byzantium. The detailed description and analysis of their social life and political in…

  18. The Unprinted Indigenous Arabic Literature of Northern Nigeria

    OpenAlex research · 1943-01-01 · Document

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    It is uncertain when Islam began to penetrate the “western Sudan”: for a review of the evidence, reference may be made to the earlier chapters of Bovill's Caravans of the old Sahara. That the age-old north to south and west to east trade routes (carrying outwards gold and slaves,…

  19. Books in review

    OpenAlex research · 1943-01-01 · Document

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    A Black Byzantium. The Kingdom of the Nupe in Nigeria. By S. F. Nadel. 1942. Oxford University Press. London: Milford. 420 pp. 25s. Stamregering by die Tlhaping. Deur F. J. Language. Stellenbosch: Pro Ecclesia Drukkery. 1943. Pp. xix, 177. 5s. The Black Man's Burden. By John Burg…

  20. 'Truth'-without-justice-and-reconciliation: a study of the passivity of the Nigerian Government to the confession of the 'Abacha boys' to state terrorism.

    OpenAlex research · 1943-02-25 · Document

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    Paper presented at the University of Witwaterstrand History Workshop on \n"The TRC: Commissioning the Past", \nJohannesburg, 1l-14June 1999.

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