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Description:: Alazigbo in Sunday Times makes a case in defense of Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe.
Date:: January 8, 1989
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: Nnamdi Azikiwe Papers (Nigeria)

Description:: A critique on Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe proposed constitutional model for the new Nigeria written by Patriarch G Campbell.
Date:: April 10, 1943
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: Nnamdi Azikiwe Papers (Nigeria)

Description:: The induction of Azikiwe Nnamdi and Kwame Nkruman into the Lincoln University Alumni Hall of Fame on the 22nd of October 1988
Date:: October 15, 1988
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: Nnamdi Azikiwe Papers (Nigeria)

Description:: A newspaper publication titled "Zik Flies In To See Shaki?" The article speculates about Dr. Azikiwe's visit to Freetown at the height of the Biafra war
Date:: August 24, 1968
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: Nnamdi Azikiwe Papers (Nigeria)

Description:: A discourse on renaming The University of Nigeria after Nnamdi Azikiwe
Date:: July 21, 1988
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: Nnamdi Azikiwe Papers (Nigeria)

Description:: Front page comment in the Nigerian Statesman described Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe as the architect of Nigerian Nationalism, doyen of Nigerian Politics father of Nigerian Nationalism etc. A salutation on his 75th birthday anniversary.
Date:: September 16, 1979
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: Nnamdi Azikiwe Papers (Nigeria)

Description:: ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 303 of June 30, 1955 one of the most potent measures taken to deal with the current Emergency in Kenya was the ban placed upon African political organisations.Although the authorities have been unable to discover the origin of the movement , it is believed to have originated from Members of the African Union "MAU" The ban has been lifted following the recent meeting of some 60 Trade Union delegates in Nairobi asked what constitutes a political meeting and what limits Government proposed to put upon the numbers attending.
Date:: June 30, 1955
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 302 of June 23, 1955 Encouraged by the belief it has the support of the western Powers, the Fascist Government of Salazar is through its agents engaged in increasing its repressive activities in order to crush the nationalists liberation movement in Goa.Volunteers reaching the Goa border in pursuance of the satygraha campaign are being mercilessly beaten up and bullets are being used to curb the non-violent satygrahis.
Date:: June 23, 1955
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 301 of June 16, 1955 From the report prepared by the Secretariat of the Commission for the convenience of the press, two salient points stand out.The first is on the urban policy and declares that" efficient urban administration aimed at the production of an integrated urban society and the establishment of a zoning system within the towns based not upon racialism but upon building standards" that to us suggests it would be based upon wealth rather than culture.Another recommendation which seems to contain the seeds of something very dangerous to in the note as follows"it is also suggested that governments should have powers of compulsory acquisition for public purpose but that should be clearly defined in law."
Date:: June 16, 1955
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 300 of June 9, 1955 Mr.Garfield Todd, Prime Minister of Southern Rhodesia, has said in Durban that there was no ready solution for the racial question in Africa. Mr Todd visited Durban in the course of a brief lecture tour.He said the racial question in Africa was a practical issue in which prejudice and emotion should play no part. He considered that the question which hung over Africa was whether there should be partnership of the races or domination by one race over another."We in Central Africa believe that partnership is the best method.irrespective of who is right, the question is still there and must be answered", Mr.Todd declared
Date:: June 9, 1955
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

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