Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 88
... groups of Provinces but sharing a common Head . However , the Head was merely advisory an arrangement which Clifford found neither efficient nor economical . He , therefore , proposed that an amalgamated department should have a single ...
... groups of Provinces but sharing a common Head . However , the Head was merely advisory an arrangement which Clifford found neither efficient nor economical . He , therefore , proposed that an amalgamated department should have a single ...
Page 127
... 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 attention to the difficulties of the single roster ...
... 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 attention to the difficulties of the single roster ...
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... Provinces they were attended by some 82,000 pupils , and in the Northern Provinces by just under 4,000 . The ... groups of Provinces continued to be very great , such that the gap could hardly be said to have narrowed at all . 1 . 2 . 3 ...
... Provinces they were attended by some 82,000 pupils , and in the Northern Provinces by just under 4,000 . The ... groups of Provinces continued to be very great , such that the gap could hardly be said to have narrowed at all . 1 . 2 . 3 ...
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