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POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE KANO RIOT — Government Keypoint

POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE KANO RIOT

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  1. It strained the relationship between the North and South.
  2. The riot also revealed that a federal system was the only means to holding Nigeria together.
  3. The riot led to the London Conference of 1953 which brought about the 1954 Constitution.
  4. The riot brought about a temporary working alliance between the NCNC and the AG.
  5. The riot also resulted to tribal hatred.
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