List of nationalistic parties, cultural associations, and labor movements that joined together to form NCNC

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The list of organizations that joined together on August, 1944 to form the national Council of Nigeria and Cameroons.

  • T.U.C of Nigeria
  • National Democratic Party
  • Associated Press(Zikist)
  • Demobilized Soldiers Union
  • Calabar Improvement League
  • Lagos Market women Union
  • Ebute Butchers Union (lagos)
  • Tailors Union of Nigeria
  • Bamenda Improvement Association
  • Nigerian Union of Students
  • Yaba Estate Social Club
  • Ahoada District Union
  • Council of Ijebu National Societies
  • Ekpoma Progress Union
  • Ezi Wlefare League
  • Igbotako Progressive Society
  • Igbanke Union
  • Ijebu Igbo Patriotic Society
  • Ila Patriotic Union
  • Ipetu Improvement Union
  • Kwale Improvement Union
  • West African Union of Seamen
  • Nigeria Reconstruction Group
  • Youths Literary Improvement
  • Association of Master Tailors
  • Commercial Biz League
  • Farmers Committee of West Africa
  • Akure Federal Union
  • Council of Ijesha

Societies

  • Enugu Divisional Union
  • Ishan Progress Union
  • Ekpoma Progress Union
  • Ezi Wlefare League
  • Igbotako Progressive

Society

  • Igbanke Union
  • Ijebu Igbo Patriotic
  • Ila Patriotic Union
  • Ipetu Improvement Union
  • Kwale Improvement Union

Seamen

  • Nigeria Reconstruction Group
  • Youths Literary

Improvement

  • Association of Master Tailors
  • Commercial Biz League
  • Farmers Committee of

West Africa

  • Akure Federal Union
  • Council of Ijesha

Societies

  • Egbado Improvement Union
  • Enugu Divisional Union
  • Ekiti Parapo Society
  • Mbaise Union
  • Edo National Union


  • Two Nigerian Lists. African Affairs Vol. 44, No. 177 1945
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