The pre-colonial Igbo political system was largely

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Government - 2007 Subject: Government

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The pre-colonial Igbo political system was largely
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The pre-colonial Igbo political system was largely republican. This means that power was decentralized and not concentrated in the hands of one person or group. Each community was governed by a council of elders made up of respected members of the community, who made decisions by consensus. This system allowed for individual freedom and self-government within each community, and prevented the concentration of power in the hands of a single ruler.
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