Identify five rolls of Chiefs during the colonial period?

1. Chiefs served as intermediaries between the colonial authorities and their own people, helping to maintain order and enforce colonial policies.
2. Chiefs were often given authority over their own communities by the colonial powers, allowing them to govern and make decisions on behalf of their people.
3. Chiefs were responsible for collecting taxes and tribute from their communities on behalf of the colonial authorities.
4. Chiefs were often granted land and resources by the colonial powers in exchange for their loyalty and cooperation.
5. Chiefs were expected to uphold and enforce colonial laws and regulations within their communities, acting as local representatives of the colonial government.

1. Paramount Chief
2. Senior Principal Chief
3. Senior Chief
4. Junior Chief
5. Chieftain