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ederal Republicof Nigeria iiicial Gazette No. 92 LAGOS- 25th November, 1965 oo. Vol. 52 CONTENTS * - Page Page Movements\ovements.of Officers 1948-56_ BoardRevenuof. CustomsNctoberand1965...Excise, Nigeria—Net“ 4969 Ministry of Defence—Nigerian Air Force— - Loss of Local Purchase Orders- 1970 Promotions 1957 . | Designation of Ministers to advise tHe President - Loss of Railway Warrant .* ” 1970 onthe exercise of the Prerogative of Mercy : 1957 Loss of Cheque : 1970 Appoinunent of Members of the Advisory Loss of TRN 29 Forms . .. 1970 Council on the Prerogative of Mercy 1957 Awards—Honorary Teacher’s Grade III Disposal of Unclaimed Firearms - 1958 Certificate, 1961 . -. 1971 Applications for Registration of Trade Unions , 1958 AveardsHonorary Teacher’s Grade III 1971 Cancellation of Certificates of Registration of Trade Unions 1959 Tenders 1971 Probate Notices Coo 1959-60 canes 1971-80 Report of Loss of Original Documents oard of Customs—Sale of Goods 1980-86 affecting Land ° . 1961 Official Gazette: Renewal Notice 1987 Landrequired for the Services of the Federal InpEx To LEGAL N@TICES IN SUPPLEMENT Government .. 1961 : Applications for Repayment of Import Duty.. 1962 L.N. No. Short Title Pake The General Investment and Trust Company 118 RichardImmi Elbert ArcherProhibited.. 5 (Nigeria) Limited—In Voluntary Liquida- mrmigrants Order 1965 B567 tion 1962 119 Dickson Olu Deportation Order Federal Land Regisry—Applcaton for 1965 - i -» B56? first registration . - 1963-65 ' 120 Weightsand Measures (Primary Lagos City Council—Native Liquor Licences, ! Standards) Order 1965 B568 1966 1965: . 121 Weights and Measures (Definition Western Nigeria Marketing Board 1965-66 of Units) Order 1965 * - BS569 Cocoa Marketing Scheme : Licensed Buying 122 Weights and Measures Regulations Agents ,_ . os . .. 1965 (Commencement) Order 1965 B571 Lagos City Council Elections, Declaration of ¢« 123 Weights and Measures (Amendment) Result of Poll . 1965-67 Regulations 1965 .. BS72 Federal Land Registry—LostCertificates 1967-68 : 124 eights and Measures Act (Com: Central Bank of Nigeria—Return of Assets , mencement) Notice 1965 B573 and Liabilities as at the close of Business — 125 Legal Practitioners Qualification on 15th November,1965 1968 (Amendment) Regulations1965 BS74 : 1948 OFFICIAL + GAZETTE e No. 92, Vol. 52 Government Notice No. 2181 . f NEW APPOINTMENTS AND OTHER ‘STAFF CHANGES Tie following are notified for general information :— { NEW APPOINTMENTS Department Name Appointment Date of Date of Agricultural Research 1. Falod:, Appointment Arrival E. -. Agricultural Assistant, Grade III 1-11-65 Omidiji, Mrs C. +. 3rd Class Laboratory * Techni- ' clan . Customs and Excise .. Fadayomi, ve» 1-11-65 Miss F. .. Entry Filing Clerk »» . Nwosu, L. C. 11-5-65 .. 3rd Class Officer .. 8-6-65 Judiciary .. Okuribido, A. A. O... Magistrate, Grade I .. 20—-9-65 Ministry of Communica- Effah, Miss V.M. .. tions Mechanical Accounting Assis- ®. sg tant . oe 2~7-65 . Obika, R. .- Assistant . Technical Officer-in- Training Ministry of Defence .. .. 7-6-65 .. Ajala, MissO. A. .. Clerical Assistant "4. » Akinycbo, O. 22-9-65 +. Clerical Assistant ae 21-9-65 *Bakoshi, Mrs C. V. .. Clerical Assistant Obusez, -» 28-6-65 C. S. .. 3rd Class Clerk ,, Ministry e 6~2-65 of Education Akinsete, B. O. -. 3rd ° , Class Clerk ., .» 23-10-65 Anameze, C. C. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. } Ekpenyong, «+ 21-10-65 | S.E. .. Clerical Assistant oe i Lano, J. O. 14-65 i -.- Clerical Assistant «- 29-9--62 Oke, O. .. .. 3rd lp Class Clerk ., .. °21-10-65 Osineye,J. .. Clerical * Assistant . 1-4-65 Salawu, Miss S.B. ., 5 Physical Education Instructor 18-9-65 Taiwo, Miss M. -. 3rd Class , , Clerk .. -» 16-8-65 Umuyah, M.J. .. Clerical Assistant Ministry of Establish- .. 1-65 ~*~ Salami, N. A. «. Clerical Assistant ‘ments ‘ cae oe 1-6-64 . | Ministry of External -*"“ Daibo, S. E. E. .. Typist, Affairs . Grade II -- 30-11-64 Ministryof Finance .. Vaughan, J. O. -- 3rd Class Clerk ., os 2-1-65 Ministry of Health ..° Braimah,DrS.O. .. Medical Officer .. e _ Igbokwe, Dr F.O. 5-8-65 .. Medical Officer .. -» 30-9-65 Ogundimu, Miss B. Dispensing Assistant-in-Train- ing . Ojelue, J. .. 1-6-65 . Clerical Assistant oe 13-9-65 Oludemi, Mrs O. -. Health Sister Ministry of Information Emesone, oe -. | 17-8-64 O. A. -» Clerical Assistant -- 9-10-65 Ministry of Labour .. Ibe, M. U. ‘ -. 3rd Class Clerk ., -» 6-10-65 Lukan, Miss A.D. .. Clerical Assistant -» 20~9-65 Ministry of Lagos Affairs Omirin, Mrs C. B. O. 3rd Class Clerk -- 15-12-64 Ministry of Mines and Adeolu, F. A. Power .. 3rd Class Clerk . .. 17-9-65 Agiriga, G. U. .. Sub-Inspector, Grade . Figiel, J. ~ III .. 17-9-65 -» Research Officer(Mines) ., Ministry of Trade .. Imana, J. A. 30~7-65 . .» Clerical Assistant .. 1-7-65 Ministry of Transport’ Ezechukwu, V. -. 3rd Class Clerk ., . 1~9-65 Ogunyemi, S. A. -. 3rd Class Ohazurume, Clerk .. oe 2-8-65 R.N. .. Coastal Assistant, Grade Onuoha, T. III .. 1-8-64 G. -» Coastal Assistant, Grade III Taiwo, H. A: .. 24-2-64 .. 3rd Class Clerk ., .. 8~-6-64 .Ministry of Works .. Fashola, F. B. -. Pupil Executive Engineer .. 22-11-64 Obembe,J. F. +. Pupil, Executive Engineer -- 26-7-65 Ohikena, P. I. .» Technical Assistant Onilenla, S. O. we - 14-65 .. Technical Assistant ve 1-465 Police *., - .. Akinrosotu,E.A. .. Assistant Workshop Officer Ekong, E. .. 1-9-65 -. «Assistant Workshop Officer .. 1~8-65 Sontonwa,J. .. Senior Vehicle Mechanic s 1-8-65 Statistics .. .. Akanki, E. O. .. Enumerator oe os Obazei, V. A. -. 14-62 3rd Class Clerk ., . 2-9-65 Ogunsile, C. A. .. Enumerator .. 14-62 To 4 Notification in Gazette No. 80 of 14-10-65 amended. 25th November, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1949 e PROMOTIONS Department Namie Appointment 4 Date of Promotion Judicial Kalenikanse, M. B. Assistant Registrar, Grade I 2-11-65 Sobanjo, G. A. Assistant Registrar, Grade I 2-11-65 Ministry of Health Adewole, Mrs O. A. Senior Matron 1-5-65 Anwankwo, I. Transport Superintendent 1-11-65 Okoro, Mrs P. A. Senior Matron 1-4+-65 Onipede, Mrs C. A. - Senior Matron 1-4-65 Ministry of Labour - Adekoya, D. B. Employment Commissioner .. {1-11-65 Koku,S. O. Wages Commissioner . 1-11-65 Ministry of Trade - Afokwalam, N. N. ron Produce Inspector, GradeI .. 28-10-64 1Akinsowon, L. ist Class Clerk .. - 1-10-64 1Fowowe, S. O. Produce Inspector, Grade I .. 28-10-64 1Omotosho, Y. A. 1st Class Clerk 1-1-65 1 Notification in Gazette No. 14 of 25-2-65 amended. CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS Department Name Appointment Date of Confirmation Agricultural Research .. Ukpong, O. S. Typist, Grade II 1-6-65 General Executive Class Ajala, R. O. Assistant Executive Officer (Accounts) - 9-8-65 Ejyidokun, M. O. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 15-6-65 Uko, N. M. Executive Officer (Accounts) 10-11-65 Ministry of Aviation Onwurafua, V. Artisan, Grade IIT 22-10-65 Ministry of Communi- Asuquo, E. O. Telegraph Operator 27-6-64 cations - Awopeju, I. O: Telephone Operator 1-12-64 Ofoama, R. C. M. Typist, Grade II 18-64 Ogunnoiki, A. Telephone Operator 1-12-64 _ Ojediran, Z. O. Telephone Operator 1-3-65 Ojo, S. O. Telephone Operator 1-12-64 5. Oladipo, A. ‘Telephone Operator 2-7-65 Onyido, B. C. Telegraph Operator 26-6-64 t Osinubi, S. Telegraph Operator 1-8-65 Udo, E. .. Telegraph Operator 266-64 Ministry of Economic Ekang, B. W. Typist, GradeI .. 10-8-64 Development Okeiyi, T. Typist, Grade III 2-7-65 Onyeama,O. C. Typist, Grade II 18-3-63 Otu, G. .. Senior Driver-Mechanic 1-4-63 Umoh,F.J. ‘|: ‘Typist, Grade III _ 31-10-65 Yama, S. Typist, Grade III 28-11-64 ‘Ministry of Health Okuboyejo, O. H. 2nd Class Clerk .. 2-1-65 Ministry of Information Bamodu,C. Clerical Assistant 18-12-62 Ministry of Justice Akitoye, N. K. Clerical Assistant 1-5-65 Ministry of Labour Daboku, G. O. Craftsman Instructor 11-7-64 Nwokolo, G. N. Co-operative Inspector, GradeII 1-11-65 Ministry of Natural Ojibe, A... Driver-Mechanic 30-10-65 Resources and Onitilo, Mrs A. Climatological Assistant, Grade II 23-10-65 Research Ministry of Transport.. Okeke, E. A. Clerical Assistant | 1-10-65 Ministry of Works Bademosi, A. ‘Clerical Assistant + 25-7-64 Bassey, A. J. H. Technical Assistant 1-4-63 Ekunsunmi, S, A. Technical Assistant 26-8-65 Ogunsanya,S. A. Typist, Grade II] 13-1-60 Olaofe, S. Artisan 1-+-63 Suku, Mrs D. K. Typist, Grade II] 1-3-63 Parliament. Nnadi, C. Official Reporter, Grade II 21-11-62 Police Odubote, J. A. Clerical Assistant 117-963 Uchendu,R. O. Typist, GradeI .. 14-1-63 Prisons 1Onyilokwu, A. O. Senior Warder, Grade III °-.. 1-9-62 1950 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 92, Vol. 52 < CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS—continued Department Name Appointment : Date of Confirmation III 3-8-63 Statisti Ahukanna, G. O. Typist, Grade Anizor, F. O. ‘Typist, Grade I] 2-7-63 Statistics 1 >. F. ‘lypist, Grade I] 18-5-63 Aruya, 2-~7-63 , bkeke, G.N. ‘Typist, Grade I " Vbe, H. ‘Lypist, Grade II 2-7—63 ‘Typist, GradeIL 11-9-60 Inme, MI. 7-11-62 Nwangwa, D.C. ‘Typist, GradeII ~ - Offiaeh, 5. N. "Lypist, Grade ILI .18-5-63 2-8-63 Ogunshuyi, 5S. O. ‘Typist, Grade IL . Onamut,J. A. Typist, Grade IL 1-++-62 "2-12-61 Owo, E. U, ‘Typist, Grade I .. 1 Notification in Gazette No. 103 of 17-12-64 amended. as i ACTING APPOINTMENTS . “ Date of ‘ Department Name | slcting -lppointment Acting Date of» Appointment Reversion Administration .» ®Wloore, Mrs J. R. Assistant Chief Clerk 25-6—64 6-9-65 tu, A. Senior Instructor 14-10-65 ek : Otu, O. E. Assistant Chief Clerk ,21-1-65 18-10-65 ‘ Sonola, S.
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    LEGAL IMPERIALISM AND THE DEMOCRATISATION OF LAW: TOWARDS AN AFRICAN FEMINIST JURISPRUDENCE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAND LAW AND RIGHTS IN NIGERIA 1861- 2011 by ADETOUN OLABISI ILUMOKA BA (Hons.) Law The University of Kent at Canterbury, 1981 LLM. The University of Warwick, 1985 A THESIS SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY in THE FACULTY OF GRADUATE AND POSTDOCTORAL STUDIES (Law) THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA (Vancouver) October 2013 © Adetoun Olabisi Ilumoka, 2013 Abstract This thesis examines the role of law in the establishment of colonial rule in Nigeria in the 19th and early 20th century and argues that the legal imperialism of this period continues to characterize the post- independence modern legal system creating a crisis of legitimacy, relevance and justice which can only be resolved through a process of democratization of law. Focusing on a case study of the development of land law in Southern Nigeria, from 1861 to 2011, and its impact on women’s land rights, the thesis explores the continuities and discontinuities in land use policy, law and practice and options for democratic reform. It demonstrates that there has been a growing centralization and concentration of power over land in this period, which tends to result in widespread abuse and the dispossession of large groups of people of access to land and livelihoods. It shows how women have been disproportionately affected by these developments and how their dispossession has been facilitated by a colonial legal system – through its discourse, legislation and processes of conflict resolution. Colonial conceptions of law and of gender have intersected to produce a dominant discourse and practices relating to “customary” and “modern” law and rights that goes largely unchallenged today.
  • The Succession Dispute to the Throne of Lagos and the British Conquest and Occupation of Lagos

    The Succession Dispute to the Throne of Lagos and the British Conquest and Occupation of Lagos

    AFRREV, 10 (3), S/NO 42, JUNE, 2016 An International Multi-disciplinary Journal, Ethiopia Vol. 10(3), Serial No.42, June, 2016: 207-226 ISSN 1994-9057 (Print) ISSN 2070-0083 (Online) Doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.4314/afrrev.v10i3.14 The Succession Dispute to the Throne of Lagos and the British Conquest and Occupation of Lagos Adekoya, Preye Department of International Studies and Diplomacy Benson Idahosa University P.M. B. 1100, Benin City Edo State, Nigeria E-mail: [email protected] G.S.M. +2348027808770 Abstract This paper examined the role and intervention of the British in the internal family dispute relating to the succession to the throne of Lagos that began in the early nineteenth century. That the usuper to the throne of Lagos, Kosoko who was branded a notorious slave trader was abdicated from the throne on the account of his notoriety as a slave trade dealer by the British and his uncle Akintoye, who was also a known slave dealer was re-installed as the ruler of Lagos on the agreement that the British missionaries and traders were given free course unhindered in their operations, lives much to be wondered about. The paper argued that beyond the moves to discontinue the trade in slaves and Christianize the area, there was much more the motivation for entrenching the British economic foothold beginning with Lagos which offered a leeway into the interior and coastal areas and the eventual colonization of Nigeria. Key Words: Succession Disputes, Church Missionary Society, Foreign Office Copyright © IAARR, 2007-2016: www.afrrevjo.net Indexed African Journals Online: www.ajol.info 207 AFRREV, 10 (3), S/NO 42, JUNE, 2016 Introduction Lagos was a particularly attractive area for the British who had pinned great hopes on the city as the main gateway to the vast, unexplored opportunities of the Yoruba interior (Falola et al, 1991, p.
  • Ysa Centerforresearch Libraries

    Ysa Centerforresearch Libraries

    YSa Center for Research Libraries ™ oe. 7 So SPP PRET PETERSeee , ¥ ~ GLOBAL RESOURCES NETWORK The Center for Research Libraries scans to provide digital delivery of its holdings. In some cases problems with the quality of the original document or microfilm reproduction may result in a lower quality scan, but it will be legible. In some cases pages may be damagedor missing. Files include OCR (machine searchable text) when the quality of the scan and the language or formatof the text allows. If preferred, you may request a loan by contacting Center for Research Libraries through your Interlibrary Loan Office. Rights and usage Materials digitized by the Center for Research Libraries are intended for the personal educational and research use of students, scholars, and other researchers of the CRL member community. Copyrighted images and texts may not to be reproduced, displayed, distributed, broadcast, or downloadedfor other purposes without the expressed, written permission of the copyright owner. Center for Research Libraries Identifier: f-n-O00001 Downloaded on: Jan 17, 2019, 4:42:59 AM Federal Republic of Nigeria be 4s col _Official Gazette — No. 525 . LAGOS -11th, June, 1964 Vol. 51 * CONTENTS oo ~ , Page - Page - Movements of Offices: g94-9 Federal Government Scholarships, 1964— - wo to Niger Delta Special Area . 907 -. Application for Registration ofTrade Unions 899 ; - 900 - Mid-Western Region Post Secondary Application to construct a-Leat . 7 4 - Scholarship Awards : 1964-65. +. 908-9 Federal, Land: Registry—Application for Federal GovernmentScholarship Scheme first Registration 901-4 1964—Awards for Post Graduate Studies 910°1 “Application for Approval to change the oy tment of F ‘ .