Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... protectorate ' . for the area as being under British protection - thereby forestalling the French and Germans - but without involving the Imperial Treasury in the expense of setting up a formal colony.1 The new Protectorate came under ...
... protectorate ' . for the area as being under British protection - thereby forestalling the French and Germans - but without involving the Imperial Treasury in the expense of setting up a formal colony.1 The new Protectorate came under ...
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... Protectorate , the Colony and Protectorate of Southern Nigeria , and the Frotectorate of Northern Nigeria respectively . In 1898 Moor and MacCallum , when asked to examine the possibi- lity of the amalgamation of Lagos Colony and ...
... Protectorate , the Colony and Protectorate of Southern Nigeria , and the Frotectorate of Northern Nigeria respectively . In 1898 Moor and MacCallum , when asked to examine the possibi- lity of the amalgamation of Lagos Colony and ...
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... Protectorate . A single civil service was also created . Thus there now existed in Nigeria only two administratively distinct units the Colony and Frotectorate of Southern Nigeria and the - Protectorate of Northern Nigeria . 1. See ...
... Protectorate . A single civil service was also created . Thus there now existed in Nigeria only two administratively distinct units the Colony and Frotectorate of Southern Nigeria and the - Protectorate of Northern Nigeria . 1. See ...
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