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With the establishment of the Protectorate new demands were made on the Paramount Chief by Government : rest houses had to be erected , house tax had to be collected , chiefs had to travel more outside their own chiefdom , and so on .
With the establishment of the Protectorate new demands were made on the Paramount Chief by Government : rest houses had to be erected , house tax had to be collected , chiefs had to travel more outside their own chiefdom , and so on .
الصفحة 137
After the establishment of the Protectorate , however , the sanction of Government behind the chief greatly altered the power structure . The chief , in the role of mediator between Government and his people , was not so easily ...
After the establishment of the Protectorate , however , the sanction of Government behind the chief greatly altered the power structure . The chief , in the role of mediator between Government and his people , was not so easily ...
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The term ijɔba connotes government — the Yoruba used to refer to ijoba gesi — the British or Colonial government — but it also connotes a reign . The phrase ' the king governs can only be rendered oba j'ɔba or oba se ijoba ( the oba ...
The term ijɔba connotes government — the Yoruba used to refer to ijoba gesi — the British or Colonial government — but it also connotes a reign . The phrase ' the king governs can only be rendered oba j'ɔba or oba se ijoba ( the oba ...
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