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Meaning of "lugard"
Lugard (noun): Could refer to Lord Frederick Lugard, a British colonial statesman known for his role in the creation of modern Nigeria
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Lugard pushed for native rule in African colonies.
No one would mistake Lugard for a linguist or an educator.
It never existed until Lugard came.
Lugard was born in Madras ( now Chennai ) in India, but was raised in Worcester, England.
Few people want to step into the shoes of Lord Lugard.
The runners ran one at a time around the Lugard Road track which was approximately 3.2km.
Kampala Hill, the hill of the impala which hosts the ruins of Fort Lugard.
This was an early example of Palmer adopting the Lugard doctrine of Indirect Rule.
These names were later changed to Giffard, Tranchard, Whistler and Lugard.
Lugard Road lies approximately 400m above sea level.
And that takes time, adds Lugard.
In 1893, Lugard published The Rise of our East African Empire, which was partially an autobiography.
