Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 119
... 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 solution : to create a single Political ...
... 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 solution : to create a single Political ...
Page 173
... Southern Provinces they were attended by some 82,000 pupils , and in the Northern Provinces by just under 4,000 . The attendance at Government schools came to 9,700 and 3,650 respectively - giving the Southern Provinces a grand total of ...
... Southern Provinces they were attended by some 82,000 pupils , and in the Northern Provinces by just under 4,000 . The attendance at Government schools came to 9,700 and 3,650 respectively - giving the Southern Provinces a grand total of ...
Page 193
... Northern and Southern Provinces as separate educational entities might thus have been checked . The amalgamation of the two separate establishments of Education officers , with liability to transfer between North and South , was ...
... Northern and Southern Provinces as separate educational entities might thus have been checked . The amalgamation of the two separate establishments of Education officers , with liability to transfer between North and South , was ...
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