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Page 61
In fact , within less than a year of Amalgamation Lygard had sent to the Colonial
Office an 1 . : This passage is in fact taken from Nicolson ' s chapter The
Machinery of the Federal and Regional Government ' in Nigerian Government
and ...
In fact , within less than a year of Amalgamation Lygard had sent to the Colonial
Office an 1 . : This passage is in fact taken from Nicolson ' s chapter The
Machinery of the Federal and Regional Government ' in Nigerian Government
and ...
Page 125
Equally galling for the Southern Provinces must have been the fact were Can that
of the three First Class Resident posts Lugard was ready at first only to fill one ,
while many other posts ( by comparison with those in the North ) were filled only ...
Equally galling for the Southern Provinces must have been the fact were Can that
of the three First Class Resident posts Lugard was ready at first only to fill one ,
while many other posts ( by comparison with those in the North ) were filled only ...
Page 179
In fact the principal paragraph consisted of the statement : the whole system of
government and policy Ef the Northern ' Provinces has been thought out and
carried on by the . . administrative officers , and even inside that body ' it is an
minority ...
In fact the principal paragraph consisted of the statement : the whole system of
government and policy Ef the Northern ' Provinces has been thought out and
carried on by the . . administrative officers , and even inside that body ' it is an
minority ...
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| Title | Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 1 Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Jeremy Joyner White |
| Author | Jeremy J. White |
| Published | 1978 |
| Length | 510 pages |
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