Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Governor - General . " 1 Some of this authority would be delegated to the Lieutenant - Governors and to the Administrator of the Colony but to no one else . The Governor - General alone would link together the two groups of provinces ...
... Governor - General . " 1 Some of this authority would be delegated to the Lieutenant - Governors and to the Administrator of the Colony but to no one else . The Governor - General alone would link together the two groups of provinces ...
Page 68
... Governor's responsibility.1 The root cause of the problen was not the ' wandering ' or lost files , or the shall and ... General had to be simultaneously Governor not of one but of three Colonies . Originally indeed there had been four ...
... Governor's responsibility.1 The root cause of the problen was not the ' wandering ' or lost files , or the shall and ... General had to be simultaneously Governor not of one but of three Colonies . Originally indeed there had been four ...
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... Governor - General instead of to the Secretary of State . ' 1 The system meant that in effect the Governor - General had to be simultaneously Governor of three Crown Colonies - which for one man was impossible . Having fully exposed ...
... Governor - General instead of to the Secretary of State . ' 1 The system meant that in effect the Governor - General had to be simultaneously Governor of three Crown Colonies - which for one man was impossible . Having fully exposed ...
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