Also contains suggestions that he should contact (in Nigeria) Tipple, Department of Commerce and Industries, George Pole, Department of Marketing and Export, and Nwapa; (in the Gold Coast (Ghana)) R.B. Davison, and K.A. Busia.

Delegates mentioned include the following: Akintola, Aminu Kano, Bode Thomas, Kola Balogun, Mbadiwe, Ohikere, and Ojike. There is also mention of the appointment of John Larkman as an FCB Office assistant.

Among other subjects mentioned are the following: Sierra Leone Diamond Agreement: fol. 40 Fabian Colonial Essays: fol. 43 Marjorie Nicholson's future plans with the Trades Union Congress (TUC), and her visit to Nigeria: fol. 43 articles in Venture on the major political parties of Nigeria: fol.…

Correspondence is on the following subjects: the Gardiner Report on the processing of oilseeds: fol. 51 Groundnut Marketing Board: fols. 52-53 Pole's visit to London (correspondence with Betts): fols. 54-55.

Also includes one from Marjorie Nicholson to him when in London, arranging for him to meet Mrs Cockburn, Social Administrative Department, London School of Economics. A letter from Marjorie Nicholson to her is attached. There are references to Ojike and Kola Balogun.

A detailed explanation is given by Marjorie Nicholson of the relationship between the FCB and political parties and organisations in Nigeria (fol. 64).

The correspondence concerns his proposal to found a newspaper for Western Ibos and his wish to take a course in journalism in England. Attached are copies of correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson, the British Council, and the Colonial Office about such a course.

The correspondence concerns the following matters: his trial for sedition, restrictions on civil liberties in the Northern Region, and the need for reform of the electoral law: fols. 78-80 proposals for the affiliation of the Northern Elements Progressive Union (NEPU) with the Fabian Society: fols. 81-82 advice from the FCB concerning equipment and assistance needed by…

The correspondence concerns the following matters: proposals for them to lecture while on leave in UK: fols. 80-81 the position of salary of the Leader of the Opposition in Nigeria: fol. 82 the growth of Co-operatives and community development: fol. 83 criticisms of Dr Olumbe Bassir: fol. 84.