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Page 72
Ho feared lest the Lieutenant- Governors should becor.e nerely heads of the
Political Departments of their Provinces, and a Deputy Governor appointed over
their heads. ^ Nowhere does one find nore clearly expressed the principle of ...
Ho feared lest the Lieutenant- Governors should becor.e nerely heads of the
Political Departments of their Provinces, and a Deputy Governor appointed over
their heads. ^ Nowhere does one find nore clearly expressed the principle of ...
Page 226
Paradoxically, in the same year the Governor sent to the Coloniel OF f ice a
recommendation that two Heads of Departments, those of Agriculture and Lands,
should be made official members of the Legislative Council, and at a later stage,
...
Paradoxically, in the same year the Governor sent to the Coloniel OF f ice a
recommendation that two Heads of Departments, those of Agriculture and Lands,
should be made official members of the Legislative Council, and at a later stage,
...
Page 240
Re was backed up by G.S. Browne, the Secretary for Native Affairs (a Northerner)
who insisted on the need for the Heads of Departments to be 'thoroughly imbued
with the principle of indirect rule and to make some real effort to understand it'.
Re was backed up by G.S. Browne, the Secretary for Native Affairs (a Northerner)
who insisted on the need for the Heads of Departments to be 'thoroughly imbued
with the principle of indirect rule and to make some real effort to understand it'.
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| Title | Central administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: the problem of polarity, Volume 1 Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Jeremy Joyner White |
| Author | Jeremy Joyner White |
| Published | 197? |
| Length | 1020 pages |
| Subjects | › Constitutional history Great Britain Nigeria Political Science / Constitutions Political Science / Public Affairs & Administration |
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