2022年9月28日 · Nigeria like most other African countries was colonized about the nineteenth century. In Nigeria, this did not just suddenly happen, but in a lineup of events. The European’s contact with Nigeria happened probably by accident but it’s a different case for her colonization.

2025年1月29日 · Although colonial rule appeared secure in the first two decades of the 20th century, the British struggled to keep control of their Nigerian colony and continued to do so until Nigeria became independent in 1960.

2022年7月11日 · In this article, I will examine Nigeria’s anti-colonial movements, highlighting nonviolence as an alternative way to change political regimes. While scholars like Frantz Fanon believe that “decolonization is always violent,” the Nigerian anti-colonial movement has proven this not to be always the case.

Nigeria apart was the formality and transparency with which the NPC wove addressing regional disparities into the process of decolonization, beginning years before independence.

2021年4月24日 · Decolonization was one of the major developments in Nigeria during the Second World War years. In a sense, colonialism peaked during the war years, particularly in terms of mobilization and exploitation of productive and manpower resources for …

Nigeria has been in the forefront of political decolonization of Africa. Beginning from Balewa's regime, the principle of African political liberation has formed a

Focusing on Western Nigeria during the era of decolonization, this article explores the impacts of decolonization on policing and public order. Specifically, it illustrates how colonial officials and Nigerian nationalists tried to interpret often-unclear policies to fashion a political transition.

2021年5月4日 · The decolonization... This book explores a critical period in Africa’s encounter with colonialism, focusing on Nigeria, one of Britain’s most important and complex colonial possessions in West Africa.

2009年1月1日 · Nigeria gained a bill of rights in October 1959 and independence on 1 October 1960. It was a major turning point in the development of bills of rights in Britain's overseas territories.

This study is an investigation of the role of the Nigerian state in African decolonization politics in the United Nations (UN) during the period 1960 to 1994 and its implications for Nigeria’s contemporary political ambitions.