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Provinces . " 110 e was The next step in the task of rendering ithe amalgamation
of Nigeria actual , rather than noninal ... merely combined ' Departments , that is ,
there continued to be a Department in both groups of Provinces but sharing a ...
Provinces . " 110 e was The next step in the task of rendering ithe amalgamation
of Nigeria actual , rather than noninal ... merely combined ' Departments , that is ,
there continued to be a Department in both groups of Provinces but sharing a ...
Page 127
the course of time the division between the two groups of Provinces would
disappear , even if there would always be differences between individual
provinces . Two years later - having made but very few transfers - Clifford : : : : : :
again drew ...
the course of time the division between the two groups of Provinces would
disappear , even if there would always be differences between individual
provinces . Two years later - having made but very few transfers - Clifford : : : : : :
again drew ...
Page 143
If this hierarchical ranking of Provinces had not existed , there might well have
been less unity . ... Native Administrations in the South did not mean that local
government policy in the two groups of Provinces had necessarily become
identical .
If this hierarchical ranking of Provinces had not existed , there might well have
been less unity . ... Native Administrations in the South did not mean that local
government policy in the two groups of Provinces had necessarily become
identical .
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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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