What were the main decisions of the General conference of 1950 in Ibadan.

INTRODUCTION 

Sir John Macpherson
became the Colonial Governor of Nigeria in 1948. He initiated moves and drafted a constitution which was debated at the village, district,
provincial and regional level and
later on at a general conference held in Ibadan in January 1950.

• FEDERAL SYSTEM: That Nigeria should
  be divided into three regions and there should be regional autonomy.
• EQUALITY OF REGIONS: There should be
  equality between the North and South in representation in the central legislature. 
• LAGOS: That Lagos should
  be constituted into a federal territory separated from,the western region.
• CONFLICT:-  That in case of conflict between a
  central law and a Regional law with respect
  to any matter, on the concurrent list, the Regional law should prevail.
•  VETO POWER: That the central
  legislature could exercise veto power over regional bills.
•  MORE REPRESENTATION: That the constitution should allow the
  creation of a larger and more representative
  regional legislature with increased powers.
•  APPOINTMENT AS MINISTERS: That Nigerians
  should be given ministerial responsibilities to enable them participate in
  the formulation of policies both in the central council of ministers and in the
  regional executive council.
•  HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE: That a central
  legislature to be known as House of Representative and a central executive-to be called
  council of ministers
  should be established.
•  PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION: That a public
  service commission should be established to advise the governor on matters relating to the
  appointment, dismissal, discipline and control of public servants or to any matter affecting the
  public service.