Colonial State and Urbanization in Sokoto Metropolis, Northern Nigeria - Attahiru Sifawa, Ahmad
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Colonial State and Urbanisation in Sokoto Metropolis, C. 1903-1960 A.D. by A. A. Sifawa is a record of facts and analysis on colonial enterprise in Nigeria... The book demonstrates an interesting paradox in urbanization drive during the British administration of Sokoto. Whereas, the face and speed of British policies in the provision of infrastructure and social services were materially motivated, the responses of the Sokoto town's people were ideologically driven. It showcases an interesting, though silent, but dodged clash of two varying civilizations. The book, there is no doubt, is a must…mehr

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Colonial State and Urbanisation in Sokoto Metropolis, C. 1903-1960 A.D. by A. A. Sifawa is a record of facts and analysis on colonial enterprise in Nigeria... The book demonstrates an interesting paradox in urbanization drive during the British administration of Sokoto. Whereas, the face and speed of British policies in the provision of infrastructure and social services were materially motivated, the responses of the Sokoto town's people were ideologically driven. It showcases an interesting, though silent, but dodged clash of two varying civilizations. The book, there is no doubt, is a must read by students of colonialism all over the world and Africa in particular. It is meant for both scholars and the general public. It was written with this consideration and in a Language lucid, accessible and intelligible to all. I, therefore, wish to recommend it to all. Prof. H.M. Maishanu
Autorenporträt
El Dr. Attahiru Ahamad Sifawa impartió clases en la Facultad de Educación Shehu Shagari de Sokoto entre 2008 y 2012, antes de incorporarse a los servicios de la Universidad Estatal de Sokoto. Sifawa presentó y publicó varios trabajos, tanto dentro como fuera de Nigeria.