Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Chief whose authority the Government could officially recognize and to whom it could delegate certain well - defined powers . But while stressing the subordinate position of the Emir or Chief in the overall administrative hierarchy of ...
... Chief whose authority the Government could officially recognize and to whom it could delegate certain well - defined powers . But while stressing the subordinate position of the Emir or Chief in the overall administrative hierarchy of ...
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... Chief Secretary and Deputy Chief Secretary , or the Deputy Chief Secretary and one of the Principal Assistant Secretaries . See Burns , op . cit . , p . 49 : ' .... in Nigeria after Sir Hugh Clifford's strong hand had been removed , the ...
... Chief Secretary and Deputy Chief Secretary , or the Deputy Chief Secretary and one of the Principal Assistant Secretaries . See Burns , op . cit . , p . 49 : ' .... in Nigeria after Sir Hugh Clifford's strong hand had been removed , the ...
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... Chief Justice , who felt that there should be only one judicial authority in the country not two , and of Chief Secretary Baddeley together with Resident William Hunt3 who felt such changes sare too late , and partly because the ...
... Chief Justice , who felt that there should be only one judicial authority in the country not two , and of Chief Secretary Baddeley together with Resident William Hunt3 who felt such changes sare too late , and partly because the ...
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Administrative Officers Administrative Service African Agriculture Alan Burns Amalgamation Plan areas authority Baddeley Bornu Central Departments Central Government Central Secretariat Chief Commissioner Chief Secretary Clifford to Milner Colonial Office conf Crown Colony Departmental Officers despatch direct taxation Director Donald Cameron Education Department Egerton Emirs enclosed fact Gold Coast Governor-General governorship Graeme Thomson groups of Provinces Harcourt Hausa Heussler Ibadan Ibid Ilorin important Indirect Rule Kaduna Kano Legislative Council Lethem Papers letter Lieutenant-Governor London Lugard memorandum Minute missionaries missions Muslim Native Administrations Native Treasuries Niger Nigerian Secretariat North and South Northern Administrative Northern and Southern Northern Nigeria Northern officer Northern Provinces Oxford Pagan Passfield Perham Political Officer practice principle problem proposals Protectorate question Railway Ruxton scheme schools senior Sept Sir Alan Burns Sir Donald Cameron Sir Hugh Clifford Sir Walter Egerton Sokoto Temple Thomson to Amery tion whole Yoruba Zaria