Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... existing traditions of their own , resistance to change was to be expected ; but the longer the time each unit was given to develop its own identity obviously the more difficult would it become for the central government to impose ...
... existing traditions of their own , resistance to change was to be expected ; but the longer the time each unit was given to develop its own identity obviously the more difficult would it become for the central government to impose ...
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... existing situation , in particular on the existing state of political relations between North and South . In spite of a great openness of mind , on one important point at least he reached the same conclusion about the North as his ...
... existing situation , in particular on the existing state of political relations between North and South . In spite of a great openness of mind , on one important point at least he reached the same conclusion about the North as his ...
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... existing land policy in Nigeria which was exclusively aimed at preventing the alienation of native land - as unprogressive . He therefore sought gradually to liberalize this policy by stressing the importance ' first of individual ...
... existing land policy in Nigeria which was exclusively aimed at preventing the alienation of native land - as unprogressive . He therefore sought gradually to liberalize this policy by stressing the importance ' first of individual ...
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