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It is an introduction to Government and Politics. It offers a brief historical background on how Britain colonized Nigeria. It does not only discuss the principles of colonial administration, it also analyzes the effects of colonialism on Nigeria. And above all, it explains how Nigeria obtained independence from Britain.
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Anthony Anamgba
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