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eleventh session, (6th, 8th, 9th and 10th March, 1933)
Full text linkThis is the Nigerian legislative council debates: eleventh session, (6th, 8th, 9th and I0th March, 1933
Census of Nigeria 1931 Vol. IIA: village directory Northern provinces , Nigeria (Based on 1931 Census Material)
Full text linkThe Village Directory contains the Districts, Divisions, Emirates, Provinces and Populations of all villages in the Northern Provinces, as recorded at the Census of the 23rd April, 1931. It contains 8,800 village names, and in conjunction with the Survey Department. Gazetteer, should enable, if not always the exact, at least the approximate position of every village to be identified. On the nucleus thus provided it will be comparatively easy to embody in future editions of the Directory indications of the existence of metalled roads to, or Rest Houses, Post and Telegraph Offices, and the like, at particular villages. The Southern Provinces Directory, containing roughly, 12,800 village names, is, after completion more than two years ago, still only in type-script. The Directories are the work of the Census Officers, Mr. N. J. Brooke and Mr. H. B. Cox, for the Northern Provinces and Southern Provinces, respectively.• Alphabetical list of all villages and towns with district, division and province and total population
In the eighth year of the reign of His Majesty King Edavard, VII
Full text linkThis Ordinances is made under the Supreme Court Ordinance.Ordinances, 1908, Ordinances ,1909, Ordinances, 1910, Ordinances, 1911, Ordinances, 1912MADE UNDER “THE SUPREME COURT ORDINANCE.
Annual report of the colony of southern Nigeria for the year 1908
Full text linkIn the early part of the year, the reconstruction of the Telegraph Line between Iddo and Ibadan (121 miles) was commenced, after the first section to Agege was completed, the Railway Department notified that extensive deviations to the Railway between Agege and Ibadan were under consideration. It was subsequently decided that the reconstruction of the Telegraph should lie postponed until the question of the Railway deviations was decided. Permission, however, was obtained to run one additional wile from Iddo to Ibadan and one additional wire from Iddo to Abeokuta. This work was completed towards the end of the year.Report on the telegraph department, southern Nigeria, for the year ending 31st december,1908
Annual report on the prison department for the year 1908
Annual report for the year 1908 0n the education department
Annual report on the government printing department for the year 1908
Report of the committee on the twentieth annual competitive exhibition schoolworks,1908
Annual report on the eastern province for the year 1908
Trade report for the year 1908
Annual report on the public officer guarantee fund for the year 1908
Annual report on the medical department for the year 1908
Annual report on the post office savings bank for the year 1908
Financial report for the year 1st January to the 31st december,1908
Agricultural bulletin for the quarters ended 31st march and 30th june,1908
Annual report on the marine department for the year 1908
Annual report on the public works department for the year 1908
Annual report on the central province, for the year 1908
Annual report on the road motor transport service ibadan-oyo for the year 190
Colony of southern Nigeria.
Full text linkORDINANCES, 1908-1912
An Ordinance to provide for the consolidation and amendment of the Statute Laws in force in the Colony and Protectorate. [30th January, 1908.]
WHEREAS by Letters Patent passed under the Preamble. Great Seal of the United Kingdom bearing date at Westminster the 28th day of February, 1906, it was declared that the Colony of Lagos should from the date of the coming into operation of the said Letters Patent be known as the Colony of Southern Nigeria and whereas the said Letters Patent came into operation on the 1st day of May, 1906.ORDINANCES, 1908
ORDINANCES, 1909
ORDINANCES, 1910
ORDINANCES, 1911
ORDINANCES, 191
Index of proclamation, orders, rules, circulars and notices in force on august 1st 1902, and affecting the powers and duties of district commissioners.
Full text linkThis is a brief description of Index that will aid Assistant District Commissioners to prepare themselves for the position of District Commissioners.Acquisition of Land from Natives pg.3,Administration-pg.3,Affidavits-pg.3, Allowances-pg.3,Actions Against Officials-pg.3, Adulteration of Produce-pg.3,Animals-pg.4,Arrest-pg.4, Appeals-pg.4,Assessors-pg.5Arms –pg.5,Bills of Health-pg.5,Barristers, Admission and Employment of.-pg.5.Births and Deaths-pg.5.Boundaries-6, Bush Allowance-pg.6, Carriers-pg.6,Certificate-pg.6,Cheques-pg.6,,Chiefs-pg.7,Circulars-pg.7,Claims-pg.7,Cloth-pg.7,Commissioner-pg.7,Concessions pg.8,Construction of Proclamations- pg.8, Contempt Of Court-pg.9,Contract of Service-pg.9, Coroner-pg.9, Correspondence Rules-pg.9,Credits-pg.9,Crew-pg.9, Customs-pg.10, Death-pg.10,Death Sentences-pg.10,Deportation of Prisoners-pg.10, , ,Deposit-pg.11,Deputy Sheriffs-pg.11,Detachments-pg.11,Dismissal-pg.11, Diary-pg.11, District Commissioner-pg.11,District Medical Officer-pg.11,District Mess.-pg.12, Districts-pg.12, Divisional Commissioners-pg.12, Dress Regulations-pg.12 ,Enquiry into Cause of Death-pg.12, Escorts-pg.12,Estates of Deceased Persons-p.13,European Staff-pg.13 Evidence, Rules as to Admission of Documentary Evidence-pg.13,Exportation of Military Stores- pg.13,Fees-pg.13, Fire-arms and Ammunition-pg.13, Forestry-pg.13,Filling-pg.14, Financial Duties-pg.14, Fire-pg.15, Fire-arms-pg.15, Folded Woven Goods Proclamation-pg.15, Force-pg.15, Foreigners-pg.16,Forestry-pg.16,Furniture-pg.17,General Registry-pg.17,Gin-pg.17,Gratuities-pg.17,Handing Over-pg.17,Headmoney-pg.18,Labourers-pg.20, Leave-pg.21, Legal Power-pg.21, Licence-pg.25, Life Certificate-pg.25, Local Jurisdiction-pg.25,Lunatic-pg.26,Marine Discipline-pg.26,Marriage-pg.26,Master and Servant-pg.27, Medical Officer-pg.27,Rubber-pg.33, Merchant Shipping Fees-pg.28,Messes-pg.28, Minor Courts-pg.28, Native Councils.-pg.28,Native Courts-pg.28, Native House Rule-pg.29, Native Labour-pg.30,Natives-pg.30,Native Staff-pg.30,Navigation-pg.31, ,Niger Navigation -pg.31, Notice of Trial-pg.31,Oath of Office-pg.31,Office Hours-pg.32,Officials-pg.32, Passages-pg.32,Payment of Wages Proclamation-pg.32, Pensions-pg.32,Postal Stamps-pg.33,Post Office-pg.34,Presents to Chiefs-pg.34,Prisoners-pg.34,Prisons-pg.34, Probate-pg.35,Produce-pg.35, Protection Of Natives-pg.35, Protection of Officials Against Frivolous Actions-pg.36, Public Officials-pg.36, Public Officers Guarantee Fund-pg.36,Public Works-pg.36,Rations-pg.36, Record of Service-pg.37, Referees as to Native Law-pg.37,Registration-pg.37, Remittances-pg.37, Requisitions-pg.37,Returns-pg.38, Rubber-pg.38,Salary-pg.38 ,Sanitation-pg.38,Service-pg.38,Sheriffs-pg.38,Service of Legal Process-pg.39,Shipping Casualities-pg.39,Ship Papers-pg.39,Slavery-pg.39, Soap-pg.39, Solicitors-pg.40, Special Courts-pg.40, Specie-pg.40, Spirits License-pg.40, Spirituous Liquors-pg.41, Staff-pg.41, Staff—European-pg.41, Stamps-pg.42, Standing Orders-pg.42, Stationery-pg.42, Stores-pg,42, ,Store Rules-pg.42, Summons-pg.43,Surveys-pg.43,Suspension-pg.43, Timber-pg.43, Trade-pg.43, Trade Credit Proclamation-pg.43, Transfer of Northern Nigeria Prisoners Proclamation-pg.43,Transfer of Officers-pg.43,Transport-pg.44,Travelling-pg.44,Treasury-pg.44,Treasury Chest-pg.44,Trial-pg.44,Uniform-pg.45, Vaccination-pg45 , Vagrancy-pg.45,Wages-pg.45, Weights and Measures-pg.45, West African Frontier Force-pg.45 , Wild Animals, Protection of.—“Wild Animals-pg,45,Witnesses-pg.46,Workman,Contract of-pg.46, Workmen-pg.46,Woven Goods-pg.46,Wrecks-pg.46
Colony of Lagos ordinances and subsidiary legislation (1897-1898 Consolidated.)
Full text linkAn Ordinance to consolidate and amend the Ordinances. Colony of Lagos ordinances and subsidiary legislation (1897-1898 Consolidated.
Information Literacy Training of Rural Farmers for Enhanced Agricultural Production in Ohaji/Egbema Local Government Area in Imo State, Nigeria.
Full text linkInformation literacy of farmers is significant for the growth of farmers, increased farmer's income and production, promoting efficiency of agriculture and rural development. The current farmer information literacy is apparently incompatible with the demand for them in information age. The study aims at exploring the information training skill of farmers in Ohaji/Egbema of Imo State. Beside the review of relevant literature the study conducted questionnaire - based survey of 200 farmers in twenty (20) communities of the region. The analtsis of the survey shows that farmers need information for various purposes of farming activities and they need sources and media to access information mostly to improve on their farming. Many opf the farmers however cannot make use of the modern technique in agriculture because of their low educational level. Fund and skill to acquire and use modern technology is a problem to the rural farmers. Poor accessibility to electronic information affects farmers' access to needed information. The paper recommends the provision of training program to farmers to enhance their skill in farming is very vital. It is also important for the farmers to explore ll media channels of communication by local and state governments to get information.Selective Dissemination of Information (SDI) should be introduced by the local government authorities in local languages and to encourage their understanding and inplementation of ideas and programs in the best possible way