Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 121
... Service thought they had good reason to feel proud and superior : in no other service , probably , were there to be found opportunities for the exercise of so much personal respon- sibility or could action be based on so appropriate and ...
... Service thought they had good reason to feel proud and superior : in no other service , probably , were there to be found opportunities for the exercise of so much personal respon- sibility or could action be based on so appropriate and ...
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... Service after January 1st , 1914 , should , as a general rule , be regarded as eligible for promotion to the Northern or Southern Provinces as vacancies occurred , irrespective of the branch of the Service to which they may have been ...
... Service after January 1st , 1914 , should , as a general rule , be regarded as eligible for promotion to the Northern or Southern Provinces as vacancies occurred , irrespective of the branch of the Service to which they may have been ...
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... Services , in addition to the now - to - be - diminished Federal Service , it merely constitutionalized what had in practice obtained throughout Nigeria's colonial history.1 In view of all that has been said above , not to mention the ...
... Services , in addition to the now - to - be - diminished Federal Service , it merely constitutionalized what had in practice obtained throughout Nigeria's colonial history.1 In view of all that has been said above , not to mention the ...
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