Ghana 1960 first cultivation report; Nigeria 1964 Asuni introduction, 1965 supply/traffic (du Toit 1975)

@@ -9,5 +9,5 @@ Generated from [books.yaml](books.yaml) and the local `books/` inventory. Refres
 | Book | Bibliography | Fully read / listed units | Partial | Indexed only | Applied targets | Illustrations | Local file |
 |---|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---|
-| [Cannabis and Culture](#rubin-cannabis-and-culture-1975) | verified | 15 / 36 | 4 | 17 | 42 | 0 | matches recorded hash |
+| [Cannabis and Culture](#rubin-cannabis-and-culture-1975) | verified | 15 / 36 | 4 | 17 | 45 | 0 | matches recorded hash |
 | [Cannabis: A History](#booth-cannabis-history-2003) | verified | 1 / 26 | 1 | 24 | 5 | 0 | matches recorded hash |
 | [Cannabis Britannica: Empire, Trade, and Prohibition, 1800–1928](#mills-cannabis-britannica-2003) | verified | 0 / 9 | 6 | 3 | 13 | 0 | matches recorded hash |
@@ -61,5 +61,5 @@ Missing local books are expected on other checkouts. A changed hash requires edi
 | Ethnobotanical Aspects of Cannabis in Southeast Asia | selected_pages_read | pp. 63–70, 73 | culture/traditions/south-east-asian-cooking.md; culture/language/ganja.md | Printed p. 66 cites a cultivation decree dated 30 May 1955 and a narcotics bureau decree dated 14 July 1972. Retrieve originals before declaring first prohibition or changing the score timeline. The named monarch and date need checking. |
 | Cannabis Smoking in 13th–14th Century Ethiopia: Chemical Evidence | read | pp. 77–80 | changes.yaml#ethiopia-cannabis-pipes-1320; articles/ethiopia-cannabis-pipes-1320.md | Corrected direct-dating and chemical-identification claims. Associated context date 1320 ± 80 CE; unidentified spots interpreted as degradation products, not direct THC. Seek later analytical reassessment before strengthening the identification or claiming first use. |
-| Dagga: The History and Ethnographic Setting of Cannabis sativa in Southern Africa | selected_pages_read | pp. 92–97 | culture/language/dagga.md | Remaining pages may support matekoane, mbanje and Bena Riamba. Check colonial documentary sources and botanical identifications. |
+| Dagga: The History and Ethnographic Setting of Cannabis sativa in Southern Africa | selected_pages_read | pp. 92–97, 100–102 | culture/language/dagga.md; changes.yaml#ghana-first-illegal-cultivation-report-1960; changes.yaml#nigeria-wartime-introduction-asuni-1964; changes.yaml#nigeria-local-supply-illicit-traffic-1965 | Remaining pages may support matekoane, mbanje and Bena Riamba. Check colonial documentary sources and botanical identifications. |
 | The Social Nexus of Ganja in Jamaica | read | pp. 119–132 | culture/language/ganja.md; culture/language/spliff.md; culture/traditions/jamaican-herb-camps.md | Completed the previously selected chapter review. Applied camp/yard distinctions, trusted distribution networks and adult smoking circles. Work-enhancement and medicinal claims are informants’ beliefs, not clinical findings. No current prevalence inference. |
 | The Ritual Use of Cannabis in Mexico | read | pp. 133–145 | culture/traditions/la-santa-rosa.md | — |

@@ -122,7 +122,10 @@ books:
         pdf_start: 95
         status: selected_pages_read
-        pages_reviewed: 92–97
+        pages_reviewed: 92–97, 100–102
         applied_to:
           - culture/language/dagga.md
+          - changes.yaml#ghana-first-illegal-cultivation-report-1960
+          - changes.yaml#nigeria-wartime-introduction-asuni-1964
+          - changes.yaml#nigeria-local-supply-illicit-traffic-1965
         follow_up: >-
           Remaining pages may support matekoane, mbanje and Bena Riamba. Check colonial documentary sources and