Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 120
... officers to different areas simply in order to give them experience . The number of Political Officers was in any case always below requirements , even at the best of times . Within the large Hausa - speaking North , interchange of officers ...
... officers to different areas simply in order to give them experience . The number of Political Officers was in any case always below requirements , even at the best of times . Within the large Hausa - speaking North , interchange of officers ...
Page 145
... Officers ' determination to retain all political control in their own hands and in those of the local Emirs or Chiefs . They were resolved that the course and pace of local development should be determined by themselves , not by ...
... Officers ' determination to retain all political control in their own hands and in those of the local Emirs or Chiefs . They were resolved that the course and pace of local development should be determined by themselves , not by ...
Page 219
... officer , anxious , for example , to introduce a health clinic o a pipe - borne water system in a certain area , which he saw as the foundation of a new life for the people there , might find it very hard to appreciate the Political Officer ...
... officer , anxious , for example , to introduce a health clinic o a pipe - borne water system in a certain area , which he saw as the foundation of a new life for the people there , might find it very hard to appreciate the Political Officer ...
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