Central administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: the problem of polarity, Volume 1 |
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Page 55
It might appear that the centralization of most of the departments would have
required a large and therefore costly Central Secretariat. But this extra cost would
have been compensated for by the disappearance of the former Northern and ...
It might appear that the centralization of most of the departments would have
required a large and therefore costly Central Secretariat. But this extra cost would
have been compensated for by the disappearance of the former Northern and ...
Page 71
It is all duo to the CO. making the Treasury a Central Department but it will also ....
upset the scheme which they approved entirely in the first case of practically sr.
caking two self- contained entities under Lieutenant-Governors responsible to ...
It is all duo to the CO. making the Treasury a Central Department but it will also ....
upset the scheme which they approved entirely in the first case of practically sr.
caking two self- contained entities under Lieutenant-Governors responsible to ...
Page 195
The Issue of the Central Departments, 1925-30 My impression is that the ultimate
aim is to build up independent native states and exclude central departments• . . •
-. " Commissioner of Lands in 1929. ' r Before entering into a detailed ...
The Issue of the Central Departments, 1925-30 My impression is that the ultimate
aim is to build up independent native states and exclude central departments• . . •
-. " Commissioner of Lands in 1929. ' r Before entering into a detailed ...
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