Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Northern Administrative Officer ready to agree with him . This was William Wallace , a first Lugard had banned the importation of trade spirits into Northern Nigeria in accordance with the Brussels Act of 1892. It had been agreed at ...
... Northern Administrative Officer ready to agree with him . This was William Wallace , a first Lugard had banned the importation of trade spirits into Northern Nigeria in accordance with the Brussels Act of 1892. It had been agreed at ...
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... administrative efficiency and without upsetting the Administrative Officers themselves . Northern officers genuinely disliked the idea of transfer to the South , which they looked down on , In the 1920s when one Northern officer had the ...
... administrative efficiency and without upsetting the Administrative Officers themselves . Northern officers genuinely disliked the idea of transfer to the South , which they looked down on , In the 1920s when one Northern officer had the ...
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... Officer . Consequently that memorandum was ' a dead letter ' . The Director of Public Works , C. L. Cox , further insisted that up to that ... Northern Administrative Officers was to build the Native Administrations into at least semi - 240.
... Officer . Consequently that memorandum was ' a dead letter ' . The Director of Public Works , C. L. Cox , further insisted that up to that ... Northern Administrative Officers was to build the Native Administrations into at least semi - 240.
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