Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... scheme in the years immediately proceeding 1914 favoured maintaining Northern Nigeria as it was . Among this number were to be found three very senior northern Political Officers - W. F. Gowers , a senior Resident ; Charles Temple , the ...
... scheme in the years immediately proceeding 1914 favoured maintaining Northern Nigeria as it was . Among this number were to be found three very senior northern Political Officers - W. F. Gowers , a senior Resident ; Charles Temple , the ...
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... scheme drawn up .... did not provide for the ' amalgamation ' of these three units in any sense in which that term is ordinarily used , for ' amalgamation ! would normally imply some attempt to merge them into a single whole . No such ...
... scheme drawn up .... did not provide for the ' amalgamation ' of these three units in any sense in which that term is ordinarily used , for ' amalgamation ! would normally imply some attempt to merge them into a single whole . No such ...
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... scheme Departments . G - which Clifford explained to was properly to amalgamate the main According to Lugard's scheme , for instance , the Railways - } and the Medical and Sanitary services were merely ' combined ' Departments , that is ...
... scheme Departments . G - which Clifford explained to was properly to amalgamate the main According to Lugard's scheme , for instance , the Railways - } and the Medical and Sanitary services were merely ' combined ' Departments , that is ...
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