Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 19
... Hausa , and a tongue which a foreigner could learn and even muster relatively quickly . - Few of these administrative or cultural advantages existed to help British administrators in the South . They found no recently established empire ...
... Hausa , and a tongue which a foreigner could learn and even muster relatively quickly . - Few of these administrative or cultural advantages existed to help British administrators in the South . They found no recently established empire ...
Page 57
... Hausa - Fulani and non - Hausa - Fulani ; the provinces were too ' mixed ' for that to be possible . - Why Temple and Lugard both lovers of Northern Nigeria and of Indirect Rule - should have produced so totally different amalgamation ...
... Hausa - Fulani and non - Hausa - Fulani ; the provinces were too ' mixed ' for that to be possible . - Why Temple and Lugard both lovers of Northern Nigeria and of Indirect Rule - should have produced so totally different amalgamation ...
Page 131
... Hausa indeed had been an easily - taught and acquired language since the early days of the Northern Nigeria Protectorate . If there had been a real will to interchange officers between Hausa - speaking and non - Hausa speaking areas , the ...
... Hausa indeed had been an easily - taught and acquired language since the early days of the Northern Nigeria Protectorate . If there had been a real will to interchange officers between Hausa - speaking and non - Hausa speaking areas , the ...
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