Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... areas of the North ( and indeed between Hausa - Fulani and Kanuri areas ) , 2 and therefore precluded the treatment of the North as a single vast whole , but also in that it facilitated real decentralization . For the chief ...
... areas of the North ( and indeed between Hausa - Fulani and Kanuri areas ) , 2 and therefore precluded the treatment of the North as a single vast whole , but also in that it facilitated real decentralization . For the chief ...
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... areas : even in the ' Pagan ' areas missionaries were only grudgingly admitted . Then the normal problems involved in persuading illiterate parents to send their children to school were made worse by the 1917 conscience clause , which ...
... areas : even in the ' Pagan ' areas missionaries were only grudgingly admitted . Then the normal problems involved in persuading illiterate parents to send their children to school were made worse by the 1917 conscience clause , which ...
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... areas since in Muhammedan areas education was ' usually subservient to politics ' : for the ' Pagan ' areas , therefore , nothing less than a new department of education was necessary . To this end Frazer recommended the re ...
... areas since in Muhammedan areas education was ' usually subservient to politics ' : for the ' Pagan ' areas , therefore , nothing less than a new department of education was necessary . To this end Frazer recommended the re ...
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