Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 44
... give amalgamated Nigeria a rational internal structure from the start . Ethnic anomalies , for instance , which lay scattered along much of the existing boundary could have been corrected , and this could have been made use of to ...
... give amalgamated Nigeria a rational internal structure from the start . Ethnic anomalies , for instance , which lay scattered along much of the existing boundary could have been corrected , and this could have been made use of to ...
Page 181
... give a report on the work of one or other of the Departments . Frazer accordingly spent 1 some seven weeks in Nigeria , four in the South and three in the North , and then produced a report on the educational systems of the two areas ...
... give a report on the work of one or other of the Departments . Frazer accordingly spent 1 some seven weeks in Nigeria , four in the South and three in the North , and then produced a report on the educational systems of the two areas ...
Page 219
... give official recógnition and governmental authority to the solution to the Political- Departmental problem offered by . E.J. Arnett , one of the Northern Provinces ' most senior Residents . He had suggested that at the ground level ...
... give official recógnition and governmental authority to the solution to the Political- Departmental problem offered by . E.J. Arnett , one of the Northern Provinces ' most senior Residents . He had suggested that at the ground level ...
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