Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Head . However , the Head was merely advisory an arrangement which Clifford found neither efficient nor economical . He , therefore , proposed that an amalgamated department should have a single executive Head , and also an executive Deputy ...
... Head . However , the Head was merely advisory an arrangement which Clifford found neither efficient nor economical . He , therefore , proposed that an amalgamated department should have a single executive Head , and also an executive Deputy ...
Page 240
... Heads of Departments to be ' thoroughly inbued with the principle of indirect rule and to make some real effort to understand it ' . For to understand the whole thing .... takes many years ' . All the Departmental Heads then countered ...
... Heads of Departments to be ' thoroughly inbued with the principle of indirect rule and to make some real effort to understand it ' . For to understand the whole thing .... takes many years ' . All the Departmental Heads then countered ...
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... Heads of Departments were unwilling to delegate responsibility to their Assistant Heads in the Provinces . The worst offender , according to Palmer , as the Treasury , This had become especially clear with the recent amalgamation of the ...
... Heads of Departments were unwilling to delegate responsibility to their Assistant Heads in the Provinces . The worst offender , according to Palmer , as the Treasury , This had become especially clear with the recent amalgamation of the ...
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