Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 92
... Unity did not mean uniformity . In fact the attempt at uniformity in the past had produced far from satisfactory results . It had been sought by endeavouring to level down the Southern Provinces , rather than by levelling up the ...
... Unity did not mean uniformity . In fact the attempt at uniformity in the past had produced far from satisfactory results . It had been sought by endeavouring to level down the Southern Provinces , rather than by levelling up the ...
Page 120
... unity , merely made the . larger Nigeria - wide unity more difficult . - This was because by 1914 , as we have seen in chapter I , the leading Political Officers of Northern Nigeria had become very conscious of belonging to a proud and ...
... unity , merely made the . larger Nigeria - wide unity more difficult . - This was because by 1914 , as we have seen in chapter I , the leading Political Officers of Northern Nigeria had become very conscious of belonging to a proud and ...
Page 121
... unity within the Northern Nigeria Political Service was shown in a practical way in 1913 when about fifty per cent of the total number of officers signed a Memorial about conditions of service - simp which listed complaints for ...
... unity within the Northern Nigeria Political Service was shown in a practical way in 1913 when about fifty per cent of the total number of officers signed a Memorial about conditions of service - simp which listed complaints for ...
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