Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... relations presented few problems since both British and the indigenous aristocracy respected the gulf that separated them and neither attempted to cross it . In the South the eagerness with which ..fricans embraced first of all European ...
... relations presented few problems since both British and the indigenous aristocracy respected the gulf that separated them and neither attempted to cross it . In the South the eagerness with which ..fricans embraced first of all European ...
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... relations which obtained between Lagos and Kaduna in the 1920s and 1930s.2 The more so , when it is recalled that such skilled outsiders were seldom posted to the two Provincial Secretariats . The Kaduna Secretariat did not even have ...
... relations which obtained between Lagos and Kaduna in the 1920s and 1930s.2 The more so , when it is recalled that such skilled outsiders were seldom posted to the two Provincial Secretariats . The Kaduna Secretariat did not even have ...
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... relations between Palmer and Baddeley , the Chief Secretary were so poor by this time that one can imagine Palmer trying practically anything in order to bypass Lagos . The high temperature of Lagos - Kaduna relations at this time is ...
... relations between Palmer and Baddeley , the Chief Secretary were so poor by this time that one can imagine Palmer trying practically anything in order to bypass Lagos . The high temperature of Lagos - Kaduna relations at this time is ...
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