BRITISH PRIME MINISTER, HAROLD WILSON, SAID TODAY (WEDNESDAY) HE DID NOT EXPECT SPECTACULAR RESULTS FROM HIS MISSION TO NIGERIA. IN A PRESS INTERVIEW ON THE EVE OF HIS DEPARTURE FOR NIGERIA, MR. WILSON DENIED HE PLANNED ANY SPECTACULAR TASK OF MEDITATION BETWEEN NIGERIA AND BIAFRA.

MR. WILSON TOLD INTERVIEWERS HE WANTED TO EXPRESS BRITISH ANXIETY ABOUT THE CONFLICT AND FIND OUT WHAT WAS HAPPENING.

THE BRITISH LEADER FLIES INTO LAGOS EARLY TOMORROW (THURSDAY) ON A FACT-FINDING MISSION IN THE TROUBLED AFRICAN NATION.

HIS VISIT WAS ARRANGED AMID GROWING CONCERN IN BRITAIN ABOUT THE CIVILIAN DEATHTOLL IN FEDERAL AIR RAIDS OVER BIAFRA.