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Environmental and legal instruments of import control in colonial Nigeria, 1904-1954
The colonisation of Nigeria by the British led to the merging of diverse ethnicities which occupied the area that later became Nigeria as the Europeans imposed administrative structures which included native court, native authorities, native treasuries and protectorates. Historians, political scient...
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