Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Sokoto in favour of Sarkin Gobir Isa who belonged to the Muhammad Bello branch of the Sokoto family and who was related to Hayatu . On the other hand , there is some evidence to indicate that Palmer was reading into these events more ...
... Sokoto in favour of Sarkin Gobir Isa who belonged to the Muhammad Bello branch of the Sokoto family and who was related to Hayatu . On the other hand , there is some evidence to indicate that Palmer was reading into these events more ...
Page 169
... Sokoto should be open to the missionaries , but that time had not come yet . Their admission at the present time to Bornu and Sokoto would be disastrous from the point of view , 2 -of - education as well as from the political point of ...
... Sokoto should be open to the missionaries , but that time had not come yet . Their admission at the present time to Bornu and Sokoto would be disastrous from the point of view , 2 -of - education as well as from the political point of ...
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... Sokoto and Zaria Provinces the missions and Private Agencies everything QD were largely kept out and the Government undertook to do practically which except in Sokoto did not amount to very much . However , it is clear that with the ...
... Sokoto and Zaria Provinces the missions and Private Agencies everything QD were largely kept out and the Government undertook to do practically which except in Sokoto did not amount to very much . However , it is clear that with the ...
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