Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Secretary ( between 1914 and 1920 Central Secretary ) Chief or Central Secretary's Office , Lagos . District Officer Foreign Office Journal of the African Society Journal of the Historical Society of Nigeria Journal of Modern African ...
... Secretary ( between 1914 and 1920 Central Secretary ) Chief or Central Secretary's Office , Lagos . District Officer Foreign Office Journal of the African Society Journal of the Historical Society of Nigeria Journal of Modern African ...
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... Secretary to the Government , who would be an expert in office management , on the salary of a Colonial Secretary of a Crown Colony of the first class . With these two posts established Cliffor no doubt must have felt that efficiency ...
... Secretary to the Government , who would be an expert in office management , on the salary of a Colonial Secretary of a Crown Colony of the first class . With these two posts established Cliffor no doubt must have felt that efficiency ...
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... Secretary to the Government could not be other than D. C. Cameron . Clifford was fully aware that without Cameron , Lugard's secretariat arrangements would have collapsed complete- ly , and no one else in any of the Secretariats ...
... Secretary to the Government could not be other than D. C. Cameron . Clifford was fully aware that without Cameron , Lugard's secretariat arrangements would have collapsed complete- ly , and no one else in any of the Secretariats ...
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