Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... practice of ruling through local chiefs was unique at this time to the North . The predominantly commercial and transport interests of sgerton did not prevent him from also taking an interest in local or rovincial administration ; and ...
... practice of ruling through local chiefs was unique at this time to the North . The predominantly commercial and transport interests of sgerton did not prevent him from also taking an interest in local or rovincial administration ; and ...
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... practice it romaine largely divided into Northern and Southern . The Lieutenant - Governors with their secretariats , especially in the Northern Provinces , continued as separate and almost fully - fledged Administrations , looking to ...
... practice it romaine largely divided into Northern and Southern . The Lieutenant - Governors with their secretariats , especially in the Northern Provinces , continued as separate and almost fully - fledged Administrations , looking to ...
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... practice obtained throughout Nigeria's colonial history.1 In view of all that has been said above , not to mention the recent remark of a former Northern Administrative officer that the : ' strong regional loyalty of the expatriate ...
... practice obtained throughout Nigeria's colonial history.1 In view of all that has been said above , not to mention the recent remark of a former Northern Administrative officer that the : ' strong regional loyalty of the expatriate ...
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