Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... North social relations presented few problems since both British and the indigenous aristocracy respected the gulf ... North and the Christian and ' Fagan ' South was simply that the former could be said to have a genuino civilization of ...
... North social relations presented few problems since both British and the indigenous aristocracy respected the gulf ... North and the Christian and ' Fagan ' South was simply that the former could be said to have a genuino civilization of ...
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... North . It was in fact these Residents , who for the next thirty years or more , were to be the North's chief spokesmen , and who would usually speak as if the real North was the North of the great emirates . 4 The final commitment to ...
... North . It was in fact these Residents , who for the next thirty years or more , were to be the North's chief spokesmen , and who would usually speak as if the real North was the North of the great emirates . 4 The final commitment to ...
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... North - South division . The problem of the unproportional size of the North was to plague Nigeria right up to 1967.2 2 . : 1 9 See , for instance , J. Anderson ( of the C. 0. ) to Lugard 17 Aug. 1911 , Lugard Papers , Mss Brit . Emp ...
... North - South division . The problem of the unproportional size of the North was to plague Nigeria right up to 1967.2 2 . : 1 9 See , for instance , J. Anderson ( of the C. 0. ) to Lugard 17 Aug. 1911 , Lugard Papers , Mss Brit . Emp ...
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