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Queen Elisabeth II Port Harcourt Nigeria 1956

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Uploaded by on Nov 20, 2009

Queen Elisabeth II visit to Port Harcourt Nigeria 1956

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  • Hi LeanHardy I am glad you enjoyed my small video on Youtube.

    And yes there is more, but not on Youtube. I lived in Port Harcourt in 1956 untill 1958 (Zik Avenue Amadi flats) and after that in Umukoroshe until 1961.

  • @nicolb50

    Interesting! I grew up in Amadi Flats.

    It's hard to find clips from that time. Could you put up some more Or shall I email you ? :)

  • @leanhardy

    I have more.

    It is not possible to publish an url here.

    Try to Email me at nicolb@ru.nl

  • Sorry, I have nothing to do with Britain nor the Union Jack. I am Dutch. And I happened to live in Nigeria for 8 years (1953 - 1961). And I have to say it have been 8 very interesting years, on which I look back with great pleasure.

  • Where is this in Port Harcourt?

  • Did you receive my comment?

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  • Was this what my city looked like?

  • God bless all the good oyibo people of ENGLAND.

  • Ugob13...ojukwu and Gowon were each twenty seven years old military generals when the Nigerian civil war was faught because of ojukwu's greed. God bless the nation for such a forgiving spirit God bless the happiest people in the world Nigerians in Jesus Christ name amen.

  • thirdexodus2008..SHUT UP you yeh yeh ibo man ojukwu pikkin' wettin de worry you.. Abi you de craze !!!! ?

  • God bless the Great British empire for all their good heavenly intentions I remember back in Warri in the early sixties everything looked and operated just like any town in England because we were born in England and as a child I noticed no difference from England then. Everything was functionable The fire brigade The council the hospitals even have white and black Nigerian nurses then.

  • @mcobinad

    Nope. It is not. Just some people waving the flags of their conquerors with glee. It is better to live in a dirty house of your own than to live in a five star prison. Nigeria under the British was a like that. It is rather unfortunate that our leaders just couldn't see beyond their noses.

  • @ibistanley Port Harcourt is in Rivers State Nigeria.

  • that was 4 years before my dad was born..cool

  • Wow this is my city before I was born. Big Up PH.. nice  vegetation

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