During the fervent political reforms at home, the Colonial Affairs Department was also advancing the progress of colonial mergers.
Before May 1885 arrived, the Colonial Affairs Department reported a piece of good news to Carlo, which was the successful merger of the West Africa Colony.
The current West Africa Colony was no longer the once small region of just 30,000 square kilometers but had become a vast administrative area consisting of multiple colonies.
The former Gambia Colony, Jijinshao'er Colony, Guinea Colony, and Sierra Leone Colony have all been merged in, and the surrounding lands of the surrounding Niger Kingdom and Fouta Jallon have mostly been annexed.
It is precisely because of the merger of multiple colonies that the area of the West Africa Colony has exceeded 200,000 square kilometers, making it a moderate-sized colony.
