Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Administrative Officers were rare , meetings usually taking place only when officers were going on or coming from leave.2 Isolationism was a phenomenon common to most places and to most levels . On the Language was another difficulty ...
... Administrative Officers were rare , meetings usually taking place only when officers were going on or coming from leave.2 Isolationism was a phenomenon common to most places and to most levels . On the Language was another difficulty ...
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... officers of the Secretariats and the Administrative Officers in the Frovinces . The gap tended to be widest where the Central ( later NIgerian ) Secretariat in Lagos was concerned . 1 The Colonial Office , as in the case of the single ...
... officers of the Secretariats and the Administrative Officers in the Frovinces . The gap tended to be widest where the Central ( later NIgerian ) Secretariat in Lagos was concerned . 1 The Colonial Office , as in the case of the single ...
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... Officers and the Technical Departuents The major practical problem however ... Administrative Officers and the Native Administrations on the other . The ... Administrative Officer's superiority over the Teclinical Officer . But Lugard ...
... Officers and the Technical Departuents The major practical problem however ... Administrative Officers and the Native Administrations on the other . The ... Administrative Officer's superiority over the Teclinical Officer . But Lugard ...
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