Which territories in British West Africa did the colonial government exercise limited jurisdiction?

During the colonial era, the British government exercised limited jurisdiction over the protectorates in British West Africa. Protectorates were territories that were not fully incorporated into the British Empire but were under the protection of the British government. The colonial government exercised limited jurisdiction over these protectorates, meaning that they had some control over the territory but not full control. The protectorates were usually governed through local rulers or chiefs who were appointed by the British government and were required to follow British laws and policies. In contrast, conquered states were territories that had been completely taken over by the British government, and they had full control over these territories. Mandated territories were territories that were placed under the control of a colonial power by the League of Nations after World War I, while Trust territories were territories that were placed under the control of a colonial power by the United Nations after World War II.