Nairobi - Nigeria (1940)

Footage of the town of Nairobi, Nigeria.

Princess Alexandra Declares Nigeria Independent (1960)

Princess Alexandra declares the independence of Nigeria.

Lyttleton Tours Nigeria (1952)

Oliver Lyttleton, Colonial Secretary, tours round Nigeria.

City Of Kano Nigeria (1949)

Item showing the city of Kano in Nigeria.

Royal Tour - Nigeria Dances (1956)

Royal tour continues with a visit to children's rally and a tribal dancing at Enugu, Nigeria.

Nigeria - Its People And Produce (1951)

Educational film showing life in Nigeria.

X Marks The First Vote (1950)

First local election in Lagos, the capital of Nigeria.

Colonial Sports Meeting (1940)

Colonial Sports Meeting in Lagos, Nigeria.

Lagos - Towards A True Democracy (1940)

Footage showing island of Lagos, Nigeria.

Silver Jubilee For Alate Of Abeokuta (1945)

Oba Alaiyeluwa Ademola II, the Alake of Abeokuta, holds silver jubilee celebrations. Nigeria.

Selected Originals Royal Tour - Nigeria Dances. (1956)

Material relating to the newsreel story "Royal tour - Nigeria dances" 56/13

Selected Originals The Royal Tour - The Queen In Nigeria (1956)

Material relating to the newsreel story "The Royal Tour -The Queen in Nigeria" 56/11

Inauguration Of New Federal Courts (1956)

The Queen attends the inauguration of the new federal courts in Nigeria.

Oil From Nuts (1940)

Educational film showing how oil is extracted from nuts in Nigeria.

Queen At Durbar AKA Royal Durbar (1956)

At Kaduna, capital of Northern Nigeria, Queen attends a Royal Durbar - spectacular event.

Nigerian Elections (1959)

Men and women being fingerprinted, election results on board, crowd cheering.

Selected Originals Queen At Durbar AKA Royal Durbar (1956)

Material relating to the newsreel story "Queen at Durbar" 56/12

The Emir Of Katsina (1933)

The ruler of a Nigerian state visits an RAF station to watch the planes.

Opening Of UN General Assembly (1960)

The United Nations General Assembly opens in New York, America.

Royal Tour (1956)

Nigerian tribal canoes hold a regatta for the Queen - later, she visits a Leper Colony.

King Opens Colonial Month (1949)

King George VI opens a Colonial Conference - Pathe looks around the Commonwealth.

People In Camera (1947)

Strong man pulls coach with hair, weight lifting and Nigerian delegates call for Home Rule.

Whither Africa? (1960)

Prime Minister Harold Macmillan embarks upon a tour of Africa.

King Olive Of Lagos Attends Wedding (1914)

Footage of unknown wedding attended by King Olive.

Follow The Drum! (1937)

Native drums from Africa, New Guinea and Mexico are 'sound-filmed' in the British Museum for the first time.

The King With African Delegates To Conference (1948)

King George receives African delegates in Buckingham Palace.