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1952 NIGERIA: Colonial secretary visits Nigeria
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0:34Now PlayingDate: 16th June 1952
Location: Nigeria
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
NIGERIA: Various:
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LYTTELTON OLIVER Captain. M.P. Touring African States - In Ibadan in Nigeria with natives officials etc.. Shots greeted by Emir of Kano.
MOSQUE. Shots Kano Mosque in Northern Nigeria.
NATIVES. Oliver Tyttelton with native Nigerian civic officials in Ibadan..shots natives in workshops etc.
NIGERIA. G.O.C. Nigeria salute Oliver Lyttelton in Ibadan with native civic officials..visits workshops etc.. Tours Kano greeted by Emir.. shots mosque etc
Personalities - Politicians
colonialism, North Africa, mosque, education, African
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