Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Government schools were in mission schools , but one presumes the majority were . In 1926 , at least , it was estimated that there were 2,400 children in Government schools and a similar number ' at mission 2 . schools . By 1930 ...
... Government schools were in mission schools , but one presumes the majority were . In 1926 , at least , it was estimated that there were 2,400 children in Government schools and a similar number ' at mission 2 . schools . By 1930 ...
Page 191
... Government , Aided Private , and Other Private Schools , rose from 8,116 to 20,632 , and the number of Southern pupils from 139,778 to 253,546 . Hussey's policy of giving more support to mission or Private Schools , together with better ...
... Government , Aided Private , and Other Private Schools , rose from 8,116 to 20,632 , and the number of Southern pupils from 139,778 to 253,546 . Hussey's policy of giving more support to mission or Private Schools , together with better ...
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... Government of each of the Muhammedan Emirates is not the Government of Nigeria ' . On the other hand , it is clear that even if Palmer had no ultimate secessionist or separatist ains he was fiercely bent on reducing the Central Government's ...
... Government of each of the Muhammedan Emirates is not the Government of Nigeria ' . On the other hand , it is clear that even if Palmer had no ultimate secessionist or separatist ains he was fiercely bent on reducing the Central Government's ...
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