Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Government and the Christian missions , was not adopted at the time he proposed it . In a country where as late as 1942 more than 97 per cent of the students were enrolled · 2 in mission schools , a decision by the central government to ...
... Government and the Christian missions , was not adopted at the time he proposed it . In a country where as late as 1942 more than 97 per cent of the students were enrolled · 2 in mission schools , a decision by the central government to ...
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... Central Government Palmer communicated to most of his colleagues , particularly to Lethem . It did not , of course , make an objective appraisal of Central Government directives easy . In the realm of ideas , it is interesting to note ...
... Central Government Palmer communicated to most of his colleagues , particularly to Lethem . It did not , of course , make an objective appraisal of Central Government directives easy . In the realm of ideas , it is interesting to note ...
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... Government of each of the Muhammedan Emirates is not the Government of Nigeria ' . On the other hand , it is clear that even if Palmer had no ultimate secessionist or separatist ains he was fiercely bent on reducing the Central Government's ...
... Government of each of the Muhammedan Emirates is not the Government of Nigeria ' . On the other hand , it is clear that even if Palmer had no ultimate secessionist or separatist ains he was fiercely bent on reducing the Central Government's ...
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