Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 83
... attempt to protect the peoples of the North from any contact whatsoever with the outside world , so as to avoid the danger of weakening the authority of the Native Administra- tions and of lowering European prestige , Clifford found ...
... attempt to protect the peoples of the North from any contact whatsoever with the outside world , so as to avoid the danger of weakening the authority of the Native Administra- tions and of lowering European prestige , Clifford found ...
Page 252
... attempt to apply to the south - east the full provisions of the Native Revenue Ordinance . The attempt was made despite the obvious reluctance of some of the most experienced Administrative Officers of the south - east2 and to some ...
... attempt to apply to the south - east the full provisions of the Native Revenue Ordinance . The attempt was made despite the obvious reluctance of some of the most experienced Administrative Officers of the south - east2 and to some ...
Page 264
... attempt to win financial autonomy for the Lieutenant - Governor The battle just described was not the last attempt f Palmer to win a much larger degree of financial independence for the North . At the end of 1929 , shortly after the ...
... attempt to win financial autonomy for the Lieutenant - Governor The battle just described was not the last attempt f Palmer to win a much larger degree of financial independence for the North . At the end of 1929 , shortly after the ...
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