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However , much more significant was 2TS VOU erne the fact that not one of those
who are known to have submitted on amalgamation scheme in the years
imediately procecding 1914 favoured maintaining Northern Nigeria as it was .
Among ...
However , much more significant was 2TS VOU erne the fact that not one of those
who are known to have submitted on amalgamation scheme in the years
imediately procecding 1914 favoured maintaining Northern Nigeria as it was .
Among ...
Page 82
... so that the Governor had to deal with three more or less independent budgets .
The overall confusion was considerable . ! . In regard to the Amalgamation Plan
as a whole , Clifford ' s words are worth quoting in full : " The scheme drawn up ...
... so that the Governor had to deal with three more or less independent budgets .
The overall confusion was considerable . ! . In regard to the Amalgamation Plan
as a whole , Clifford ' s words are worth quoting in full : " The scheme drawn up ...
Page 89
Clifford then proceeded to prepare the { way for the final major change he wanted
to push through - the reduction in status of the Lieutenant - Governor of the
Northern Provinces , ( ịn his scheme the only remaining Lieutenant - Governor ) .
Clifford then proceeded to prepare the { way for the final major change he wanted
to push through - the reduction in status of the Lieutenant - Governor of the
Northern Provinces , ( ịn his scheme the only remaining Lieutenant - Governor ) .
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| Title | Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 1 Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Jeremy Joyner White |
| Author | Jeremy J. White |
| Published | 1978 |
| Length | 510 pages |
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