Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 129
... Kano commented that the splitting of the Southern Provinces into two ( in 1939 ) had done nothing to reduce the perennial and uncreasonable feeling that exists between North and South ' ; it had merely created ' another line of cleavage ...
... Kano commented that the splitting of the Southern Provinces into two ( in 1939 ) had done nothing to reduce the perennial and uncreasonable feeling that exists between North and South ' ; it had merely created ' another line of cleavage ...
Page 142
... Kano , and 2 : However , no significant Bornu : the ' Pagan ' Middle Belt Provinces did not constitute a normal channel of political advancement . It was , therefore , officers from the former Provinces who usually filled the 1 . 2 ...
... Kano , and 2 : However , no significant Bornu : the ' Pagan ' Middle Belt Provinces did not constitute a normal channel of political advancement . It was , therefore , officers from the former Provinces who usually filled the 1 . 2 ...
Page 175
... Kano 12 1 1 . 24 2- 3 308 Sokoto 21 38. , 11 Zaria 21 7 13 3 ? Benue 10 1 13 112 . 5 127 Kabba 3 2 22 6 6 37 Ilorin 8 1 15 12 4 29 Niger 10 19 13 11 Plateau 2 47 9 19 71 The 1938 figures for ' Other Private Schools ' in Benue , Plateau ...
... Kano 12 1 1 . 24 2- 3 308 Sokoto 21 38. , 11 Zaria 21 7 13 3 ? Benue 10 1 13 112 . 5 127 Kabba 3 2 22 6 6 37 Ilorin 8 1 15 12 4 29 Niger 10 19 13 11 Plateau 2 47 9 19 71 The 1938 figures for ' Other Private Schools ' in Benue , Plateau ...
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