Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... schools were benefiting from it.1 In addition , the Government was by this year directly administering 40 schools itself . There were some attempts to use the system to improve the quality of voluntary agency schools , but in general ...
... schools were benefiting from it.1 In addition , the Government was by this year directly administering 40 schools itself . There were some attempts to use the system to improve the quality of voluntary agency schools , but in general ...
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... schools , in the Southern Provinces they were attended by some 82,000 pupils , and in the Northern Provinces by just under 4,000 . The attendance at Government schools came to 9,700 and 3,650 ... Schools Pupils Schools Pupils Schools 1.
... schools , in the Southern Provinces they were attended by some 82,000 pupils , and in the Northern Provinces by just under 4,000 . The attendance at Government schools came to 9,700 and 3,650 ... Schools Pupils Schools Pupils Schools 1.
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The Problem of Polarity Jeremy Joyner White. 1930 1934 1938 Northern Provinces Schools Pupils Schools Pupils Schools Pupils Government Schools 127 3,644 154 6,579 213 9,192 Aided Private Schools - 5 1 543 13 1,807 42 3,482 Other Private ...
The Problem of Polarity Jeremy Joyner White. 1930 1934 1938 Northern Provinces Schools Pupils Schools Pupils Schools Pupils Government Schools 127 3,644 154 6,579 213 9,192 Aided Private Schools - 5 1 543 13 1,807 42 3,482 Other Private ...
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