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the Bank of British West Africa until 1949, when he joined the Kano Native Authority. He attended Zaria Clerical College in 1952. In 1956, he contested

commerce. In 1949, a large workshop was set up in Minjibir by the Kano Native Authority; it was called the Kano Textile Training Center. This subsequently

British House of Lords, composed of unelected emirs of the various Native Authority Councils of the nation's provinces. In 1967, the Federal Military Government

returned to Lagos after a Durbar at Ibadan. Under his headship, the Egba Native Authority continued infrastructural works in Abeokuta started by Gbadebo including

centuries before the colonisation of Northern Nigeria and establishment of Native Authority (NA). The city was an NA headquarters during the British rule and has

meeting by the Action Group led by Akintola. Prior the meeting, the Kano Native Authority withdrew its permission to grant the meeting. A mob gathered outside

By this policy, each village or Chieftaincy or Fondom constituted a Native Authority. The 1923 Orders-in-Council introduced a native administrative system

as the Sole Native Administrator and instead made him the head of a Native Authority. Also in the 1940s Northern Nigerian agitation for independence from

among his peers and patient. In 1944, he was a councilor in the Kano Native Authority and from 1952 to 1963, he was a member of the Northern Regional Assembly

Umaru dan Muhammadu, as their chief. The British had set up the Gombe Native Authority system, which continued to function after independence in 1960. In

Ekiti and other areas on 1 January 1913, and the creation of Ekiti Native Authority with its headquarters at Ado-Ekiti, conflicts and agitations for local

J.A. Braimah was among of the first Northerners to be appointed a Native Authority Clerk in the Northern Territories of the country in 1932. Within some

gazettes of the Baale and Divisional Council of Ibadan as an Independent Native Authority, five district obas, including the Ogiyan, were made members of the

United Hills Native Authority from 1961 to 1971. To the disheartening of the Kurmi People, ten years after, in 1971, the Native Authority was dissolved

chief Ibrahima Atta, whom the British granted wide powers under the Native Authority system, which undermined the traditional process for selection of a

Those remanded or convicted by the Native courts were sent to the Native Authority prisons. The prison regulation also distinguished between Awaiting

gazetted a local authority Forest Reserve under Gashaka - Mambilla Native Authority Forest order of April 1969, but presently it is under the management

which in colonial times became a 'Superior Native Authority', named in this case the Lunda Native Authority (LNA) to which he appointed a 'cabinet' of

Adamawa State and attended the Native Authority Junior Primary School, Dong from 1958 to 1961 and Native Authority Senior Primary School, Numan, from

was a principal advisor to the head of colonial district in the Kano Native Authority before being a district head of Babura local government area in Kano

Divisional Native Authority in 1913 under the stewardship of Ifaremilekun Fagbemi for district planning recognized Gbalefa Peninsula as an area of native authority

British period. Abel Mukete, a local Bafo chief, became the head of native authority in the district, beginning in the 1890s and even became the first Paramount

Muhammadu Dikko (r. 1906–1944). Yusufu started work at the Katsina Native Authority serving as Assistant District Officer in Ilorin Province from 1949

twentieth century and his father worked as a surveyor for the Kano Native Authority before his death in 1924. Wada attended Shuhuci Elementary School and

Etsu Alhaji Muhammadu Bello (1953–1989) was elected by the Agaie Native Authority in 1953. During his extended rule Nigeria gained independence, and

Repository. Conservation and Preservation. Digitisation of Endangered Native Authority Records from 1891 - 1964. Digitisation of Audiovisual Collection. National

located in Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State, Nigeria and was built in 1952 with native authority funds. It was commissioned in December 1952 as a general hospital with

State, Nigeria.[citation needed] From 1950 to 1956 he attended Minna Native Authority Primary school. From 1957 to 1962, he had his secondary school education

Native Authority. Michael Colin Aldis Large, Administrative Officer, Class III. Alhaji Usman Liman, Distract Head of Musawa, Katsina Native Authority

British House of Lords. It is composed of unelected emirs of the various Native Authority Councils of the nation's provinces. Before 1963, the Queen of the United

needed] As Emir of Zazzau he was administrative head of Zaria Emirate Native Authority which consisted of seventeen districts and he was responsible for the

encouraged the formation of vassal Hausa heads to oversee the created Jos Native Authority, which proved tumultuous with the Berom due to conflicting views and

in the United States. He joined the Katagum Native Authority in 1949, and became Katagum Native Authority Treasurer in 1957, thereafter transferred to

the local authority councillor (Head of Talata Mafara) of the Sokoto Native Authority. He rapidly distinguished himself through administrative competence

was one of the first issues. In a 1934 editorial the paper opposed Native Authority schools, which they saw as controlled by stooges of the colonial administration

member and later president of Badagry Town Council and Egun-Awori Native Authority. Akran influenced the establishment of Badagry Grammar School in 1955

Before his selection as the Emir, he had held various offices as Native Authority scribe at the Central Office in Azare in 1949 and then appointed as

on 21 August 1944 in Talata Mafara, Zamfara State. His father was a Native Authority officer. He joined the civil service of the North-Western State as

But after the Aba riot of 1929, the system gradually gave way to the Native Authority administration led by older men within the communities. This system

appointed member for the Ibo, after being nominated by the Onitsha Native Authority. The Ibibio representative Nyong Essien was nominated by the Ibibio

Region. It was created in 1953 and at that point, it was known as Lindi Native Authority (LNA). It is one among the six districts in Lindi Region. Lindi district

with the Egba Native Authority, he took classes in forestry at Ibadan and later became head of forestry for the Egba Native Authority. Between 1954 and

MISSIONARIES AND MODERNIZING EMIRS IN COLONIAL HAUSALAND: LEPROSY CONTROL AND NATIVE AUTHORITY IN THE 1930S". The Journal of African History. 48 (1): 45. doi:10

worked as a teacher in the Bamenda area. He became a member of Wum Native Authority Council under the British Trusteeship administration in 1952. When

Born in Abaji, now present in Abuja. He started his education at Native Authority Primary School in 1947, then he attend Kwara senior primary school

during the period of Indirect rule and as such he was head of Ilorin Native Authority. His reign coincided with the construction of motorable roads in Ilorin

Be-Dyango XV (1958) interview.Memo 376/27/5/B (1933)Minutes – Kalomo Native Authority meeting (1936)Malahasi Lwangulamombo, Sikukwila (1958) interview.Mubila

ISBN 978-0-253-30252-6. Retrieved 1 November 2011. Hunwick (1955). Kano: Kano Native Authority Press. pp. 258–259. {{cite book}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)

Pategi-Lafiaji Division in 1934 respectively in their reports. When the Yagba Native Authority, comprising the West Yagba and East Yagba Districts, was created in

Ingwenyama and King to the Swazis, as the British called the king, as the native authority for the territory to issue legally enforceable orders to the Swazis

14 km (8.7 mi) away from main town. It was established in 1936 as the Native Authority Forest Reserve of Birnin Gwari under the Northern Nigeria Government

Government was the home of Efon Alaaye. When Efon Alaaye received Efon Native Authority in 1981 as a result of its search for a local government, history was

Prince) of Sokoto, a chieftaincy title, and promoted him to the Sokoto Native Authority Council. These titles automatically made him the Chief Political Adviser

Resident Engineer, Sokoto Native Authority Works Department. Alhaji Ahmadu Rufai Daura, Councillor for Education, Kano Native Authority. Annie Paterson Dick

core of the nationalist movement.[better source needed] Under the Native Authority Ordinances of 1923, limited powers were granted to certain recognized

British administered now in Plateau State, Nigeria. He attended the Native Authority Primary School in Shendam from 1959 to 1964 and then the Government

later was appointed deputy commissioner of police in charge of all Native Authority police in the former Northern Region.: 339  Appointed military governor

became a headmaster and then chief in Mbakor, Gboko area. He attended Native Authority Primary School, Gboko and Katsina Ala Middle School. After completing

core of the nationalist movement.[better source needed] Under the Native Authority Ordinances of 1923, limited powers were granted to certain recognized

Preservation area was carved out and the area was constituted as a Bauchi Native Authority Forest Reserve. Yankari was first opened to the public as a premier

sparked a wave of reprisal attacks from the NPC dominated Provincial Native Authority Before the 1964 election, all but a few members of the Party's National

subsequently named after him. Musawa village was under the Katsina Native Authority (N.A.) when Shata was born. When the Local Governments were created

Duguri people to opt for Pankshin Native Authority, until 1910 when they voluntarily returned to Bauchi Native Authority. Islam was repelled at the Dass

In the early stages of British rule, it is desirable to retain the native authority and to work through and by the native emirs. At the same time it is

London, rejected the enhanced facilities provided by the Government/Native Authority Hospital at Adeoyo, Ibadan following the establishment of a Faculty

against the backdrop of corruption allegations leveled against some native authority officials in Borno. The Northern Government enacted the Customary Presents

from Sokoto Native Authority. After finishing high school in 1943, he worked as a clerk in the treasury office of the Sokoto Native Authority as it was

death a traditional member of the Onitsha southern county council. The native authority dispensary at Eme was given full recognition by the British colonial

held the title of chief Alkali of Kano. His father worked in the Kano Native Authority and was related to Aminu Kano, Inuwa Wada, and Aminu Wali. He died

training and supply of arms from the RPF. As threats proliferated, each Native Authority formed its own militia. Finally, in November 1996, the RPF-backed Alliance

Shuwa was a shoemaker who later became the pay clerk of the Borno Native Authority. Kingibe grew up in Maiduguri and attended primary schools there. In

engineering. He started his career as engineer and supervisor in Bida native authority before becoming a federal representative in 1955 on the platform of

transportation, sanitation and education and the abolition of the Sole Native Authority and its replacement with a representative form of government, including

riverain portion of this tribe to submission. The absence of any central native authority delayed the process of bringing the province under administrative control

Before the Foumban Conference, all parties in Southern Cameroons, the Native Authority Councils and traditional leaders attended the Bamenda Conference to

Vincent, Windward Islands. Dan Tukura Buba, Chief Councillor of Muri Native Authority, Northern Region, Nigeria. Sheikh Saidi Ali el Buhriy, Liwali of Mwanza

then Katsina Province. On completion in 1947, he joined the Katsina Native Authority Police and was sent to the Nigeria Police College, Kaduna for a one-year

parents of Kanuri heritage. His father was a councillor in the Lamido Native Authority and initially opposed Mai-Bornu's attendance of school until he was

alma mater, Yola middle school. He was made a treasurer at the Yola Native Authority in 1931. On the death of his father in October 1936, Ribadu became

became a member of the House of Assembly in Kaduna ruling the Sokoto Native Authority. Although very young and a junior member of the Assembly, he was able

vigils outside the Alake's palace, and arranged an audit of the Sole Native Authority System (SNA) finance records. Along with their objective of ending

developed tremendously to become the headquarters of the then Isa Native Authority in the North-West State, Isa Local Government Area in the then Sokoto

himself to be an excellent student. He received primary education at a Native Authority school in Bori, then attended secondary school at Government College

Born Folorunsho Abiola, Peller attended Moslem School, Iseyin and Native Authority Primary School, Iseyin. He started performing illusion tricks in 1954

authority of Attah. Ibrahim used his position as head of the Ebira Native Authority to bring together the autonomous communities under his political leadership

father and Urhobo mother, Clark received his early education at the Native Authority School, Okrika (Ofinibenya-Ama), in Burutu LGA (then Western Ijaw)

School, Zaria in 1967. He started out his primary education at the Native Authority School in Jaban Kogo where he was living with his maternal grandmother

Colonial administration for disturbing the peace of his kingdom and the Native Authority because he wore a beaded crown, which was a direct offense to the ruler

University. He started work in the civil service, beginning at Katsina Native Authority before transferring service to North Central State. His foray in politics

some notable judgements during his tenure, in both Regina vs Ilorin Native Authority and Ayinke vs Ibidunni, he delved into the issue of customary law.

group's objectives were universal suffrage, admission of women to Native Authority councils, the nomination of members to the Western House of Assembly

called Gambo, hence the name Hajaratu Gambo. She was educated at the Native Authority Primary School in Tudun Wada. She however had to stop schooling after

services to the katsina Native Authority. In 1953, he replaced Isa Kaita as the development secretary for the Native Authority and two years later, joined

attended school in Cameroon at the Baforchu Basel Mission and the Santa Native Authority before going to Nigeria to study (at Lagos City College) and work in

he taught there for six months. Nagogo was appointed to position of Native Authority Police Chief in 1929; during his term he expanded the police department

road-building project. He would resort to conscripting them under the 'Native Authority Ordinance', the infamous labor circular written in 1919 by then B.E

Ejohwomu, he commenced his primary school education in 1944 at the Native Authority (N.A.) School, Amai. In 1950, he moved to the N.A. School, Otu-Jeremi;

Muhammadu Aminu, and was also appointed as the secretary to the Zaria Native Authority council in 1965. In 1973, he was bestowed the title of Dan Madamin

in Native Authority Junior Primary School, Bafwoi-Ka̠nai (Gora Bafai). After passing his entrance examination in 1961, he got admitted into Native Authority

that coordinated the activities of the Benin Central Council, the Native Authority led by the Oba and the Divisional Council. He was later nominated as

the Ghana Civil Service from 1940 to 1947. He served on Buem Krachi Native Authority, Southern Togoland Council and was elected to the Legislative Assembly

convened by village chefs du canton or some other French-recognized native authority or were Muslim Sharia courts. While Muslim courts had some real local

Federation of Malaya. Patrick Acholonu, Member of Orlu Divisional Native Authority, Nigeria. Omosanya Adefolu, the Base of Ake, Abeokuta, Nigeria. Jackson

justification for his deportation was that Shire had exerted his own form of "native authority". According to Wardheer News, his "independent policy, strength and

was advanced to standard three. In 1953, he was admitted to Kilosa Native Authority School, also near Mbamba Bay. He completed standard six in 1954, then

Johnson. For services to Education in Nyasaland. Chief Kadwere, Head of Native Authority in the Blantyre District, Nyasaland. John Ogunyale Kalejaiye, Workshop

Ministry of Trade and Industry. Alhaji Muhammadu, Magajin Gari of Kazaure Native Authority. Cyril Peel, Chief Health Superintendent. Arthur Abner Purdue, Organising

social welfare services. Malam Abubakar, Madawakin Sokoto, Sokoto Native Authority Councillor, Northern Region, Nigeria. Gladys Addison. For public services

paramount chief. When the Native Authority Ordinance was passed in 1933, the Themba Chikulamayembe was made native authority over all Tumbukaland, with

Department, Singapore. Mwase Lundazi, Senior Chief of the Chewa (Lundazi) Native Authority, Northern Rhodesia. Archibald Leslie Mackintosh, Registrar of Co-operatives

their own affairs through “customary law.” In practice though, the native authority decided on and enforced its own unwritten rules with the support of

secondary education.[citation needed] Ibrahim Gusau worked for the Sokoto Native Authority as a clerical officer from 1944 to 1946, a senior accountant from 1946

Police Force. John Afolabi Arokodare, Chief Clerk, Ekiti Divisional Native Authority, Western Region, Nigeria. Obong Anwan Obong, Assistant Nursing Sister

inspection of a guard of honor composed of police personnel from the Zaria native Authority. Thereafter, Ahmadu Bello and the colonial resident received the governor

southern Nigeria between 1910 and 1944. He was a member of Ibadan Native Authority in 1923 as a road engineer, where he remained until his retirement

Commissioner in Lagos before moving to Lagos he was chief scribe Bida Native Authority. He held membership position of Northern Region Development Corporation

City Council of Nairobi, Kenya. George Onaga, Member of the Ngwo Native Authority, Onitsha Province, Nigeria. Sam Anekwe Obiekwe, Foreman Grade II, Public

Before Chief M N Ugochukwu, Chief S.I. Onyido( Agutagburuibeya ) is the Native Authority and he ruled Umunze for many years. The kingship is rotational, among

Borno in 1945, and subsequently worked in different departments of the Native Authority as the representative of the Shehu. In 1952 he attended the Ahmadu

Northern Rhodesia. Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Education Officer, Bauchi Native Authority, Nigeria. Sulemanu, Emir of Abuja. For public services in Nigeria.

Governor of Nyasaland in 1934. He sponsored limited development of the Native Authority system and enacted rules to regulate emigrant labor. Otherwise, he

handicapped by lack of funding. Land ownership in the region rests with the native authority, which must obtain community consent for land transfers. The local

was politically subsumed under the paramountry of Ijero, the Ijero Native Authority, the Ijero District, which has now become Ijero Local Government. Historic

his career as a typist. He was the Treasury Clerk to the Edubiasi Native Authority. Following his resignation, he studied and qualified as a druggist

Region, Nigeria. Josephine Olabopo Durojaiye, Principal Midwife, Egba Native Authority Infant Welfare Service, Western Region, Nigeria. Samson Locha Ngambela

1944 to become a secretary to the emir of Katsina and the Katsina Native Authority. In 1948, he traveled to the UK to earn a diploma in public administration

Luntima Mustafa Laisu, Councillor and Development Secretary, Bornu Native Authority. Alhaji Abubakar Maigari, Chief of Protocol. Eastern Region Eliazar

1936 to 1939. Gustav took an appointment as Secretary to the akuapim native authority in 1944 before deciding in 1949 to pursue further education oversees

Clerk, Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia. Honorary Rasebolai Kgamane, BEM, Native Authority, Bamangwato Reserve, Bechuanaland Protectorate. Mobarak Ahmad son of

Department, Federation of Nigeria. Garundole Adamu, Chief Inspector, Native Authority Police, Northern Region, Nigeria. Isaiah Kolawole, Medical Field Unit

Kenya. Gervase Mbale Endeley, District Head and Chairman, Bakwerri Native Authority, Federation of Nigeria. Garba Katsina, Assistant Agricultural Superintendent

Province. Alhaji Damale Kaita, Councillor for Natural Resources, Katsina Native Authority. Anthony Hamilton Millard Kirk-Greene, Senior Lecturer, Institute of

Missionary Society in Basutoland. Chief Kelebone Nkuebe, Senior Member of Native Authority, Basutoland. Zoe Mary Powell. For services to the United Kingdom community

Native Administration, Nigeria. Chief Ntuen Ibok, President, The Ibibio Native Authority, Opobo Division, Eastern Region, Nigeria. Josiah Michael Matamni Osimosu

Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi, Sarkin Yakin Zazzau, Senior Councillor, Zaria Native Authority Council, Northern Region, Nigeria. William Tod Thom, MB, ChB, Director

new one was built so as to improve revenue generation for the Kano Native Authority. The new market opened in 1909 and was composed of 755 stalls made

systems of authority: "The choice lies between the establishment of native authority, together with frequent repatriation of natives to their villages;

the head place in Bauchi. As of the 1966 coup, he returned to Gombe Native Authority as Councilor for Works, he help to build the drainage system in Tudun

the college, and equipped with a scholarship from the Ikole Ekiti Native authority, he went to Lagos for secondary education. After completing his studies

schools. He went on to conclude his primary education in 1940 at the Native Authority (NA) primary school in Okene, Northern Region (now Kogi State). He

Federation of Nigeria. Daniel Akor Ogu, Councillor for Education, Igala Native Authority, Northern Region, Nigeria. Isaac Akinola Ogunmodede, Assistant Establishment

traditional rulers in northern Nigeria. He started his early school at Native Authority School in 1953 finishing in 1956 then he moved to Offa Grammar School

in 1966. Abubakar began his professional career at the former Gombe Native Authority as an engineering assistant. He then worked at the Technical Training

indirect rule, the colonial masters decide to merge Karshi with the Keffi Native Authority (NA). This solved the problem of distance from Karshi to Zaria and

times, and "Mambilla Area", "Mambilla District", "Mambilla-Gashaka Native Authority", "Mambilla Division" and "Mambilla Local Authority" in British and

on what the british colonial officers at the time referred to as "native authority", however, the result of the reogranization in the Warri Province was

School who later became the education councillor with the Katsina Native Authority and his mother Barira. Both his parents were natives of Katsina town

He later became a headmaster. In 1942, he was employed by the Bida Native Authority (N.A) as a Councillor in charge of District Administration of education

Nsulu Group Council. From 1949 to 1952, he was a Member of the Ngwa Native Authority, Okpuala Ngwa. In 1951, he entered regional politics and was elected

capable administrator, Isa Funtua started his career in the Katsina Native Authority, where he eventually rose through the ranks working in the defunct

Okene. In 1956, at the age of 17, he started working with the Daura Native Authority for a couple of years before joining the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation

Kogi State to MJ Fari Ajanah. Ajana received early education at the Native Authority (Central) Primary School, Okene between 1962 and 1968. In 1969, he

the assembly. The assembly was later changed to Origbo Subordinate Native Authority in 1948 and it lasted till 1954. Ipetumodu had nine out of the twenty

served as a principal advisor to several District Heads across the Kogi Native Authority during the colonial era, for decades Mallam faruk teacher was the founder

Kaka, the then Chief of Kagoro needed him to join the Gworog (Kagoro) Native Authority, he was available and was made the Assistant Scribe in 1940. He was

Odu, Dekina in Kogi State, Nigeria. He went to Quartic school and Native Authority, a school in Odu, where he grew up. He proceeded to PSS in Ogene, for

was a school headmaster in Gambaga. Okai was educated at the Gambaga Native Authority School, Nalerigu Middle Boys' School, and then at Methodist Middle

Oyebode and Janet Aboderin in Ibadan. From 1941 to 1944, he attended a Native Authority primary school in Oranyan, Ibadan before proceeding to Ibadan Grammar

People's Congress (NPC) on whose platform he was elected to the Borno Native Authority. As a very popular politician, Dipcharima rose to become president

business with Levantine clients in Ibadan. At the time, the Ibadan Native Authority system was dominated by junior chiefs, family heads (mogaji) and the

Nigeria. By 1933, Isaac Akinyele had become a councillor of the Ibadan Native Authority. He became an Ibadan Oloye in 1935, a position which he always approached

constituted Northern Regional House of Assembly and member of the Ilorin Native Authority Council[citation needed]. Following the coming into effect of the McPherson

to Mexico". He also served for many years as a member of the Bende Native Authority, and Bende County Council. He was equally, first Chairman of the defunct

Azare, Bauchi State, her father was a district officer in Katagum Native Authority. She started education early as a young Muslim girl in Azare, she studied

head of the administration was the Awujale, who was designated the Native Authority and invested with statutory executive and legislative powers. He was

Katsina and he became the traditional chief judge "Alkali" in Katsina native authority. Abubakar Imam Ruwan Bagaja Magana Jari Ce Bobboyi, H., Yakubu, Mahmud

he gained employment as the Assistant State Secretary of the Kwahu Native Authority. During this period, he also doubled as the Native Court Registrar

reforms of the Native Authority system, he assigned individuals associated with the club to roles within the newly established Native Authority committees

colonial authorities as a messenger but later became a judge of the Ebira Native Authority. Abdallah had the privilege of starting primary school within the palace

government in Kogi State, Nigeria. He started his primary education at Native Authority primary school (1958-1966) where he later proceeded to Arabic central

March 1941. From 1941 until 1955, Avoseh worked for the Egun Awori Native Authority. In 1957, he opened a private primary school at Ajegunle and Apapa

House of Assembly. He was also Tswaidan of Lapai Emirate and Bida Native Authority before his appointment as the Etsu Lapai Emirate in 1954. During his

meant to be autonomous in modern administration in 1937 known as Ijede Native Authority with a District officer as the executive head. In 1952 under the defunct

the Nsukka Division (Enweonye 2020). In 1947, the Onitsha Rural Area Native Authority (O.R.A.N.A.) was formed with positions rotating through Anam and Aguleri

leasehold rents collected for Native Trust Land from leases in their Native Authority area. The remaining 75% of rents went to a central fund that topped-up

Awing. To the northwest of Awing is what used to be the Bafut-Ngemba Native Authority Forest Reserve (today called Government Forest Reserve), Lake Awing

Chief Chikufele was elected the Senior Chief of Manyinga Native Authority. Manyinga Native Authority was at his palace. Senior Chief Chikufele then decreed

and Oriental Studies in 1964. Lemu started his career in the Bida Native Authority as a teacher of Arabic, Islamic studies and English language. He taught

Council (LNC). The Local Native Councils were enacted in 1924 by the Native Authority Amendment Ordinance, No. 14 of 1924. A total of 26 native legislative

brutality and abuse of power, when his father was arrested by the Tiv Native Authority Police during a class. His father's crime was being an active member

healthcare documentaries. These documentaries were shown to the emir, native authority officials and prominent residents of Kano to encourage the traditional

studies in 1978. Before joining politics, Sani II worked with the Gumel Native Authority from 1961 to 1963. In 1964, he joined the immigration department and

thus, its ultimate goal was independence, He argued that the Colonial Native Authority was in the hands of illiterates who were majority in most of the Native

appointed Imesi-ile native judge and later, as Councilor for Ijesa Native Authority Council. He actively supervised Ita-Idominasi and Imesi-Ile road construction

new link between tribal chiefs and the central government weakened native authority, removing its effective influence over an often-rebellious population

family of Late Alhaji Abdullahi Abubakar (ACP rtd). He attended Jos Native Authority Primary School from 1963 to 1968 and proceeded to Tudun Wada Primary

to reports of large scale corruption that was taking place in the native authority administration. Since the Shehu spoke neither English nor Hausa, Sir

quarantine. The department worked closely with village Heads and the Native Authority Administration. In 1924, the department was moved to Vom, in the present

were placed progressively more clearly under the developing emirate Native Authority at Biu. This involved the appointment of Pabir officials from Biu,

efficiently, among whom was Mai-Unguwa (Ward Head). With the creation of Native Authority in Nigerian provinces, the autocratic power of village heads along

combined into a single organizational structure known as the Chagga Native Authority in 1919, and they were made into salaried workers by the district headquarters