Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... affairs . By 1885 , British merchant activity on the Niger and Cil Rivers had increased sufficiently for the British Government to feel justified in establishing over the latter a The idea was to secure international recognition ...
... affairs . By 1885 , British merchant activity on the Niger and Cil Rivers had increased sufficiently for the British Government to feel justified in establishing over the latter a The idea was to secure international recognition ...
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... affairs of the few combined or amalgamated departments and affairs affecting the country as a whole ; those did not include native affairs . It would be no more important than the existing Secretariats ( of the two former Protectorates ) ...
... affairs of the few combined or amalgamated departments and affairs affecting the country as a whole ; those did not include native affairs . It would be no more important than the existing Secretariats ( of the two former Protectorates ) ...
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... affairs of the country by the central government . But , as if to add a further safeguard against the tendency to isolationism , Clifford requested the creation of a completely new post , that of Secretary for Native Affairs . This ...
... affairs of the country by the central government . But , as if to add a further safeguard against the tendency to isolationism , Clifford requested the creation of a completely new post , that of Secretary for Native Affairs . This ...
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