Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 218
... departmental staff and departmental matters in their province , and to make the latter directly answerable to their departmental head at headquarters . This does not seem to have worked too well , and friction between political and ...
... departmental staff and departmental matters in their province , and to make the latter directly answerable to their departmental head at headquarters . This does not seem to have worked too well , and friction between political and ...
Page 219
... Departmental problem offered by . E.J. Arnett , one of the Northern Provinces ' most senior Residents . He had suggested that at the ground level , that is , within a Province , no Departmental Officer should attempt to initiate any new ...
... Departmental problem offered by . E.J. Arnett , one of the Northern Provinces ' most senior Residents . He had suggested that at the ground level , that is , within a Province , no Departmental Officer should attempt to initiate any new ...
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... Departmental Heads then countered that the problem was that , contrary to official instructions contained in a memorandum on the subject , Departmental Officers were never able to sec Emirs in the absence of a Political Officer ...
... Departmental Heads then countered that the problem was that , contrary to official instructions contained in a memorandum on the subject , Departmental Officers were never able to sec Emirs in the absence of a Political Officer ...
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