Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 247
... taxation was the Native Revenue Ordinance . This was the Ordinance which Lugard had passed in 1917 so as to make possible the extension of direct taxation to the Southern Provinces . It was almost entirely based on Northern Nigerian ...
... taxation was the Native Revenue Ordinance . This was the Ordinance which Lugard had passed in 1917 so as to make possible the extension of direct taxation to the Southern Provinces . It was almost entirely based on Northern Nigerian ...
Page 263
... taxation was an essential attribute of Government , As for the Residents fear of Central Government or Legislative Council interference with Native Administration finces and taxation methods , too much apprehension had been exhibited ...
... taxation was an essential attribute of Government , As for the Residents fear of Central Government or Legislative Council interference with Native Administration finces and taxation methods , too much apprehension had been exhibited ...
Page 272
... taxation of non - natives in the Protectorate . Since an ordinance had already been drawn up to legalize the raising of taxation in the Colony , the obvious thing seemed now simply to extend this ordinance to the Protectorate . The ...
... taxation of non - natives in the Protectorate . Since an ordinance had already been drawn up to legalize the raising of taxation in the Colony , the obvious thing seemed now simply to extend this ordinance to the Protectorate . The ...
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