Publisher's Synopsis
Colonial governing in Northern Nigeria has not been without emotions, tensions and struggles. Conflicts and misunderstandings plagues the foreign rulers themselves and their African employees, in dealing with the African Studies. The British political officers on the ground did their best at work but they were sometimes frustrated by their African political agents and local rulers. Yet, the political officers knew moments of joy, as much as the political agents. This monograph is instructive on emotions and their management at the workplace in Northern Nigeria.
