Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... officer that the : ' strong regional loyalty of the expatriate civil service may perhaps have helped to institutionalize the sad relations between Nigerians in North ... Northern officers genuinely disliked the idea of transfer to the South ...
... officer that the : ' strong regional loyalty of the expatriate civil service may perhaps have helped to institutionalize the sad relations between Nigerians in North ... Northern officers genuinely disliked the idea of transfer to the South ...
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... Northern system of native administration had originally been introduced . As had been mentioned a little earlier , the Northern officer sent by Lugard on tour of the South to discover whether the conditions existed or not for the ...
... Northern system of native administration had originally been introduced . As had been mentioned a little earlier , the Northern officer sent by Lugard on tour of the South to discover whether the conditions existed or not for the ...
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... officers in the Eastern Provinces have been perhaps less active in their duties than officers in other parts of the Protectorate one Northern officer reminds me at intervals that the Southern Provinces have never been administered ...
... officers in the Eastern Provinces have been perhaps less active in their duties than officers in other parts of the Protectorate one Northern officer reminds me at intervals that the Southern Provinces have never been administered ...
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