Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... hands of his interpreters . other hand perhaps language difficulties were exaggerated , Many officers were able to acquire a reasonable understanding of two local languages , some as many as three . One Agricultural Officer , for ...
... hands of his interpreters . other hand perhaps language difficulties were exaggerated , Many officers were able to acquire a reasonable understanding of two local languages , some as many as three . One Agricultural Officer , for ...
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... hand if Frazer did not mince this words , he was not dishonest : he simply said what he thought . : 2 He was For the South Frazer had both criticism and praise . shocked , for instance , to find that there were not yet any Government ...
... hand if Frazer did not mince this words , he was not dishonest : he simply said what he thought . : 2 He was For the South Frazer had both criticism and praise . shocked , for instance , to find that there were not yet any Government ...
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... hand , for example , he resolved to ecentralize as much executive power as possible to the Lieutenant- overnors , the Residents , and the local Departmental representatives ; on the other , he resolved to complete his predecessor's work ...
... hand , for example , he resolved to ecentralize as much executive power as possible to the Lieutenant- overnors , the Residents , and the local Departmental representatives ; on the other , he resolved to complete his predecessor's work ...
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