A 1930s debate: “Surplus women” in Nigeria, By Tayo Agunbiade
In 1930s Nigeria there were, shall we say, strong opinions about the status and role of women in society. In any case, the 1922 Constitution named after Sir Hugh Clifford, who was governor-general from 1919 to 1925, had seen to it that women had no voice. The Constitution allowed electoral rights for adult males who must […]
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