Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Residents which constitutes the second of the three major developments of -the period . Mary Bull has described in detail how during the governorships of Sir Percy Girouard and Sir Hesketh Bell , the Residents , led by men like Temple ...
... Residents which constitutes the second of the three major developments of -the period . Mary Bull has described in detail how during the governorships of Sir Percy Girouard and Sir Hesketh Bell , the Residents , led by men like Temple ...
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... Residents Only in the five provinces of Sokoto , Kano , Bornu , Bauchi , and Zaria . This meant the location of power firmly in the hands of the Residents Of the far North . It was in fact these Residents , who for the next thirty years ...
... Residents Only in the five provinces of Sokoto , Kano , Bornu , Bauchi , and Zaria . This meant the location of power firmly in the hands of the Residents Of the far North . It was in fact these Residents , who for the next thirty years ...
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... Residents ' conference of 1916 , is even then . “ Indeed , the Residents had needed to ask the Attomey General before they wann certain that anything had really happened . 2 2 On the other hand , the affrir did raise very far reaching ...
... Residents ' conference of 1916 , is even then . “ Indeed , the Residents had needed to ask the Attomey General before they wann certain that anything had really happened . 2 2 On the other hand , the affrir did raise very far reaching ...
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