Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... departments . His approach was more subtle . The Public Works Department , for example , the largest and heaviest - spending technical department after the Railway and the Marine he suggested should be divided into three , according to ...
... departments . His approach was more subtle . The Public Works Department , for example , the largest and heaviest - spending technical department after the Railway and the Marine he suggested should be divided into three , according to ...
Page 104
... Department , a smaller one in Forestry , and most improvement of all in the Education Department . This latter , taking the two Departments of the Northern and Southern Provinces together , raised its level of expenditure from £ 49,000 ...
... Department , a smaller one in Forestry , and most improvement of all in the Education Department . This latter , taking the two Departments of the Northern and Southern Provinces together , raised its level of expenditure from £ 49,000 ...
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... departments mentioned above ( plus the Veterinary Department ) did not amount to much ; in fact it represented one twentieth.2 - As one would expect , the Railway Department produced the largest figure in the expenditure list almost one ...
... departments mentioned above ( plus the Veterinary Department ) did not amount to much ; in fact it represented one twentieth.2 - As one would expect , the Railway Department produced the largest figure in the expenditure list almost one ...
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