Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Northern Adminis- tration , the best solution to the financial as well as amalgamation problems of the Nigerian territories was to gradually transfer the burden of Northern Nigeria's administrative costs to the Coast ministration , not ...
... Northern Adminis- tration , the best solution to the financial as well as amalgamation problems of the Nigerian territories was to gradually transfer the burden of Northern Nigeria's administrative costs to the Coast ministration , not ...
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... Nigeria , as should former officers of ? Northern or Southern Nigeria if they desired promotion . Seniority would be calculated simply according to length of service in one or other of the former services . This indeed seemed the ideal ...
... Nigeria , as should former officers of ? Northern or Southern Nigeria if they desired promotion . Seniority would be calculated simply according to length of service in one or other of the former services . This indeed seemed the ideal ...
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... Northern Provinces , and two former Customs Depart- ment officers who were appointed to the Northern Provinces Secretariat . By contrast there seem to have been ten Northern Provinces Administrative Officers transferred on promotion to ...
... Northern Provinces , and two former Customs Depart- ment officers who were appointed to the Northern Provinces Secretariat . By contrast there seem to have been ten Northern Provinces Administrative Officers transferred on promotion to ...
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