Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... report as to any points of interest affecting the development of the Protectorate'.3 When this officer duly returned with a report that , given reasonably cheap river and rail services , Northern Nigeria could in time be of more service ...
... report as to any points of interest affecting the development of the Protectorate'.3 When this officer duly returned with a report that , given reasonably cheap river and rail services , Northern Nigeria could in time be of more service ...
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... Report an affront to Northern pride . Indeed the Report was in no way a . tactful one , and it was written by a man whose sympathies very naturally lay with the misssionaries and with the educational attitudes of people of the South ...
... Report an affront to Northern pride . Indeed the Report was in no way a . tactful one , and it was written by a man whose sympathies very naturally lay with the misssionaries and with the educational attitudes of people of the South ...
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... Report , they did not succeed in restoring the badly damaged morale of the Northern Education Department for the very good reason , as one Colonial Office official put it , that ' behind the smoke ' in the Report there was ' some fire ...
... Report , they did not succeed in restoring the badly damaged morale of the Northern Education Department for the very good reason , as one Colonial Office official put it , that ' behind the smoke ' in the Report there was ' some fire ...
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