Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Treasury Departments.2 Although in practice the last two named Lugard managed to postpone centralising , he was far from happy with this centralizing trend and , particularly in the case of the Treasury , resisted strongly . Here indded ...
... Treasury Departments.2 Although in practice the last two named Lugard managed to postpone centralising , he was far from happy with this centralizing trend and , particularly in the case of the Treasury , resisted strongly . Here indded ...
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... Treasury ! that the local administration had been forced to create a reserve which , without outside control or sancțion , could be devoted at once to immediate necessities . and , that once Treasury control had passed , so had the ...
... Treasury ! that the local administration had been forced to create a reserve which , without outside control or sancțion , could be devoted at once to immediate necessities . and , that once Treasury control had passed , so had the ...
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... Treasury system had been born in Katsina in 1907 ( when Lugard was away governing the Colony of Hong Kong ) on the initiative of the Emir , who simply suggested to Palmer , then the District Officer there , that a division should be ...
... Treasury system had been born in Katsina in 1907 ( when Lugard was away governing the Colony of Hong Kong ) on the initiative of the Emir , who simply suggested to Palmer , then the District Officer there , that a division should be ...
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