Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh treated to largest tribal review in 50 years in the British colony of Nigeria

Aerial view of Lagos Business District, Nigeria.

Challenge In Nigeria A report from the British ""The Modern Age"" series about reforms in the British colony of Nigeria. Released June,1948

Nigeria. <br/> <br/>Street scenes in Lagos. Various shots as the German delegation presents Nigeria with a Clinomobile, a hospital on wheels. Several shots of the hospital staff and nurses around. LS. Princess Alexandra's escort on horseback arriving. MS. Guard of honour come to attention. Various shots, as Princess Alexandra officially declares Nigeria independent - good close up shots of Nigerians. MS. Men on horseback. MS. Flag flying. Night shots of the fireworks. <br/> <br/>(Mute. Dupe Neg.) <br/> <br/>Date found in the old record - 13/10/1960.

ELIZABETH TOURS NIGERIA

Crisis in Lagos, Nigeria. Buses lined up on streets to carry civilian volunteers to Nigerian Army Recruiting Centers. Nigerian men protest and spread violence after the eastern states,Biafra declares its independence. Policemen control the crowd. Women also join the men volunteer for military service. Location: Lagos Nigeria. Date: June 9, 1967.

Africa - Nigeria

Portrait of Nigeria, most populated country in Africa, producer of oil, coal. Oil well in Nigeria, coal mining. Keywords: ECONOMY,NIGERIA,NATURAL RESOURCE

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A slice of life in Nigeria in the 1970's. Family life, shops, fishing and boats a road trip, crocodiles and much more.

General Buhari's regime in Nigeria is overthrown in a bloodless coup. Another military regime replaces his administration. PLEASE NOTE - news reporter audio is for reference only and is not available for licensing purposes. Master in Apple Pro Res 422 HQ 29.97fps 1080p.

Video footage from the NBC 5 television station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story. This story aired at 6 P.M.

Aerial of crash site in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Airplane crash site.

Clip 4 of film about the Royal Australian Air Force's round-the-world trip via Nigeria for their independence celebrations. Clip features the RAAF visiting the ancient city of Kano in Nigeria, street scenes, they stop in Aden in Yemen to buy souvenirs. Pilots refuel and start up planes in airfield. POV shots from plane.

The British West African colony Nigeria welcomes Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh; the Queen receives pledges of loyalty

Title: HISTORIC DAY FOR NIGERIA. Exterior government house. Governor General Sir James Robinson walks with Nigerian Council of Ministers. Men sit and stand for photo. Prime Minister Alahaji Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa seen. Man with camera. People gathered at ceremony at the Federal House of Representatives. Sign reads: We Greet Alhaji Abubaka Nigeria's Prime Minister. Men walk past classic cars. People sit and smile. Man walks into building with a sword. Minister of Labor seen. More people arrive, hold signs, photographers scramble. Governor General arrives in open car. People pose for the camera. Drum corps marches by. Soldier march, hold flags. Inaugural reception, well-dressed people. <p>Title: NIGERIA TODAY Nigerian and British leaders meet in London. Nigerian leaders seen, with other delegates. Views of Kano, Nigeria - buildings, people on the street. Man walks on stilts. People ride horses. People gathered. Lots of galloping horses. Exterior mosque. Men sit on the ground. Dye pits, men dye clothing. Man cuts another man's hair. Supplies moved on donkeys. Woman leaves home, child runs. Sign for Kano City Hospital. Building exteriors. <p>Title: AFRICA AWAKENING NIGERIA TAKES A GIANT STEP Nigeria on map, photos of people. High shot panning across city (Lagos?) People walk on the street. Man on soap box speaks to people. People listen. Woman speaks to crowd. Men hold up their hands. More speakers. People get ballot boxes ready with pictures to show candidates parties. Man shows box with star and explains. Town seen. People in line to vote. People hand in paper, finger marked iwth ink, checked against list, woman walks into booth with baby. People in line to vote. More voting activity. TV tower. Man speaks in radio station. Votes counted. Election board in Lagos, crowd gathered to see the results. Daily Times newspaper truck loaded. Newspaper boy hands out newspapers (in English) with news of the election. Election board panned. Crowd looks up. Number put onto huge election board. Candidate seen, named Prime Minister. <p>Title: TRAIN DISASTER IN NIGERIA Railroad disaster, scene of the accident.

Nigerian Prime Minister Abubakar Tafawa Balewa abducted by the rebels in Nigeria. Exterior of a building. Vehicular traffic passes on the street. "Federal Palace Hotel" written on the top of a building. Past events show Prime Minister Balewa as he arrives to preside at a Commonwealth Minister's Conference. The ministers seated at a desk and Balewa speaks to them. Location: Nigeria. Date: January 17, 1966.

Lagos, Nigeria. 1949? <br/> <br/>LS. Black athletes marching past at start of the Colonial Sports Meeting in Lagos, Nigeria. LS. Athletes marching past. Mr Beresford Stooke, Chief Secretary of Colonial Sports. MS. Umpires seated at table, all black. LS. A 100 yards sprint won by black athlete Adeola with S. Ekooku second and S. Obeng third. MS. J. Adeola after winning the 100 yards race. <br/> <br/>(Red Master.) <br/> <br/>Cataloguer's note - all competitors are barefoot.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

SIGN FOR "BADAGRY TOWN" NIGERIA

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