Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 118
... wanted for amalgamated Nigeria something more than a mere juxtaposition of two administrations under a single head . When he spoke of Amalgamation as a means whereby each part of Nigeria should be raised to the level of the highest ...
... wanted for amalgamated Nigeria something more than a mere juxtaposition of two administrations under a single head . When he spoke of Amalgamation as a means whereby each part of Nigeria should be raised to the level of the highest ...
Page 259
... wanted was simply that the hoads of the Departments should dologato sufficient powers to their Northern Deputies . But in reality what they wanted wes to centralize all control of the Northern Provinces at Kaduna under the Ligutenant ...
... wanted was simply that the hoads of the Departments should dologato sufficient powers to their Northern Deputies . But in reality what they wanted wes to centralize all control of the Northern Provinces at Kaduna under the Ligutenant ...
Page 290
... wanted maximum development of the Native Administration ; on the negative he wanted minimum interference from Lagos , and from everything that Lagos seemed to stand for . On neither side , however , can his desires be considered ...
... wanted maximum development of the Native Administration ; on the negative he wanted minimum interference from Lagos , and from everything that Lagos seemed to stand for . On neither side , however , can his desires be considered ...
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