Linked from

The 15 pages that link to British colonial Nigeria, each with the reason it gives.

• Chinua AchebeBroader topic: Its institutions and cultural disruptions form the historical background of Achebe’s early novels.

• Sokoto CaliphateCompared with: Colonial sovereignty replaced the caliphate’s independent political authority.

• University of IbadanNarrower topic: The university was founded under colonial rule to expand higher education in West Africa.

• IbadanRelated: British conquest brought Ibadan under colonial administration and altered its political role.

• Southwestern NigeriaRelated: Colonial administration reshaped local authorities and laid groundwork for modern regional divisions.

• Abubakar Tafawa BalewaNarrower topic: Balewa’s education and political career developed within colonial institutions and their transition to independence.

• Aro ConfederacyNarrower topic: Colonial rule replaced Aro regional authority with British administration.

• Oyo StateRelated: Colonial administration shaped the institutions and boundaries inherited by the region.

• AbaNarrower topic: Colonial administration and infrastructure shaped Aba’s early urban growth.

• MaiduguriRelated: British authorities established Maiduguri as an administrative center in the region.

• UmuahiaRelated: Colonial administration helped establish Umuahia as a regional center.

• OsogboRelated: Colonial administration later altered Osogbo’s regional and administrative role.

• OvonramwenNarrower topic: Benin’s conquest brought the kingdom under British colonial rule.

• JosRelated: Colonial administration and mining shaped Jos’s early urban expansion.

• Music of NigeriaNarrower topic: Colonial institutions and urban growth altered musical venues, instruments, and commercial networks.