Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 44
... given to develop its own identity obviously the more difficult would it become for the central government to impose change in the future . In 1912 , however , the two Protectorates were still relatively young as administrative units ...
... given to develop its own identity obviously the more difficult would it become for the central government to impose change in the future . In 1912 , however , the two Protectorates were still relatively young as administrative units ...
Page 203
... given ' legitimate outlet for their ascendancy and to be used by the 1 Colonial Government as a contact ' with the lower grade ' races . Naturally in such a scheme of things there could be little place for the detribalized , Western ...
... given ' legitimate outlet for their ascendancy and to be used by the 1 Colonial Government as a contact ' with the lower grade ' races . Naturally in such a scheme of things there could be little place for the detribalized , Western ...
Page 222
... given case . Roads and bridges were a particu- larly sore point in the latter half of the 1920s , the Political Officers claiming that the N.A.s could make roads and bridges for less than half the cost of the F..D . - built roads , and ...
... given case . Roads and bridges were a particu- larly sore point in the latter half of the 1920s , the Political Officers claiming that the N.A.s could make roads and bridges for less than half the cost of the F..D . - built roads , and ...
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