Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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The Problem of Polarity Jeremy Joyner White. Lagos , on the coast ( or Coast , as it came to be written ) , with its long tradition of Crown Colony government , focal point of the aspiring African western - educated elite , seat of the ...
The Problem of Polarity Jeremy Joyner White. Lagos , on the coast ( or Coast , as it came to be written ) , with its long tradition of Crown Colony government , focal point of the aspiring African western - educated elite , seat of the ...
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... coast . therefore suggested in 1906 that instead of starving the coast Administrations in order to keep alive the penurious Northern Adminis- tration , the best solution to the financial as well as amalgamation problems of the Nigerian ...
... coast . therefore suggested in 1906 that instead of starving the coast Administrations in order to keep alive the penurious Northern Adminis- tration , the best solution to the financial as well as amalgamation problems of the Nigerian ...
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... coast or from the interior ? MacGregor and Egerton , and the Lagos indigenous elite had made no bones about saying they thought it should come from the coast . Flora Lugard had expressed the other view when she wrote in 1904 : The ...
... coast or from the interior ? MacGregor and Egerton , and the Lagos indigenous elite had made no bones about saying they thought it should come from the coast . Flora Lugard had expressed the other view when she wrote in 1904 : The ...
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