A British documentary, approximately 50-51 minutes, produced by Taurus Film Productions for the Central Office of Information and Colonial Office, with commentary by D. M. Williams. It surveys the regions and peoples of colonial Nigeria, including Katsina, the Plateau, and the Eastern and Western provinces, and discusses social issues such as health and food supply.
Fun fact: It was made in the same colonial documentary tradition as Daybreak in Udi, two years before that film would go on to win an Academy Award.