Which of following best describes the status of Governor-General in British West African countries at independence? They
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The correct answer is: "were representing the Queen of England".
At independence, the Governor-General in British West African countries remained as the representative of the British Crown until each country could establish its own republican or monarchical system. They had limited powers and acted on behalf of the British government in each country. They had no executive or legislative powers and were only responsible for ceremonial duties and the signing of official documents.