Aba and British Rule: The Evolution and Administrative Developments of the Old Aba Division of Igboland, 1896-1960, with an Epilogue on the Emergence of a Short-lived Aba Province and the Present Scene |
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Foreword xii | xii |
Introduction The Peoples | 21 |
iii Aspects of preColonial | 35 |
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Aba Division Aba Urban Aba-Ngwa County Council Abadist Abala Abayi Adiele Akwete Akwete District Albert Jaja Amapu Ananaba Annang Annual Report Arongwa Asst Azumini Bonny British Calabar Chief M. W. Ubani Clan Council colonial Column Commission constituted Court members Degema District Commissioner District Officer Divisional Eastern House Eastern Nigeria Eastern Region EHEA elected Enugu established Etche expedition F. S. James Government Group Councils Group Courts headquarters House of Assembly Igbo Ihie Imo River Jaja Wachukwu Juju Lagos later Manilla Currency manillas Mboko Mbutu ment Native Administration Native Authority Native Court Ndoki Ngwa Clan Ngwa District Council Nsulu Ntigha Nwaguru Obegu Obete Obohia Ogoni Ogwe Ohambele Ohanze Ohuru Okpuala old Aba Division Omuma Onitsha Onwuma Opobo Ordinance organisation Osusu Owerri Province Owerrinta political Port Harcourt re-organisations School Southern Ngwa Southern Nigeria tion towns trade treaty Ukwa Umuagbayi Umuahia Umugo Umuihueze Umunoha Warrant Chiefs Wogu Woko Wosu