Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 35
... matters of ' native ' policy and to keep it . Both Governors admired the system of Indirect Rule , Girouard so much that on principle he interfered with the Residents as little as possible , while Bell left them free because of his ...
... matters of ' native ' policy and to keep it . Both Governors admired the system of Indirect Rule , Girouard so much that on principle he interfered with the Residents as little as possible , while Bell left them free because of his ...
Page 95
... matters of such importance to the real welfare of the natives of Nigeria as ( a ) checking in the areas in the ... matter for discussion was whether or not the head of the new Secretariat should have precedence over the Lieutenant ...
... matters of such importance to the real welfare of the natives of Nigeria as ( a ) checking in the areas in the ... matter for discussion was whether or not the head of the new Secretariat should have precedence over the Lieutenant ...
Page 218
... matters in their province , and to make the latter directly answerable to their departmental head at headquarters . This does not seem to have worked too well , and friction between political and departmental officers within the ...
... matters in their province , and to make the latter directly answerable to their departmental head at headquarters . This does not seem to have worked too well , and friction between political and departmental officers within the ...
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