Central administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: the problem of polarity, Volume 1 |
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Page 129
In 19^6 the Resident of 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 ...
In 19^6 the Resident of 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 ...
Page 175
But in BornU, Kano, Sokoto and Zaria Provinces the missions and Private
Agencies were largely kept out and the Government undertook to do practically
everything - which except in Sokoto did not amount to very much. However, it is
clear ...
But in BornU, Kano, Sokoto and Zaria Provinces the missions and Private
Agencies were largely kept out and the Government undertook to do practically
everything - which except in Sokoto did not amount to very much. However, it is
clear ...
Page 223
In a Conference in 1929 > Lieutenant-Governor Palmer cited the example of a
scheme Tor an African hospital at Kano which had been delayed .. by the
Medical Department, since it wanted a £100,000 building as against a £30,000
one ...
In a Conference in 1929 > Lieutenant-Governor Palmer cited the example of a
scheme Tor an African hospital at Kano which had been delayed .. by the
Medical Department, since it wanted a £100,000 building as against a £30,000
one ...
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