Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 105
... Department finance - wise might be compared with that of the Provincial Administration in the same period , which increased its expenditure from £ 233,000 to £ 447,000 , to show that proportionally it was the Education Department that ...
... Department finance - wise might be compared with that of the Provincial Administration in the same period , which increased its expenditure from £ 233,000 to £ 447,000 , to show that proportionally it was the Education Department that ...
Page 185
... department of education was necessary . To this end Frazer recommended the re - organization of the two Nigerian Education Departments in the following way : the Departments should be federated ( not amalgamated ) under a single ...
... department of education was necessary . To this end Frazer recommended the re - organization of the two Nigerian Education Departments in the following way : the Departments should be federated ( not amalgamated ) under a single ...
Page 187
... Education Department as a whole was that it was doing nothing and needed waking up.1 This impression was not only Murray's . Interestingly enough it was shared even by some of the Northern Administrators , like J.R. Patterson for ...
... Education Department as a whole was that it was doing nothing and needed waking up.1 This impression was not only Murray's . Interestingly enough it was shared even by some of the Northern Administrators , like J.R. Patterson for ...
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