Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 361
... amalgamation . However , as thè · number of Central Departments grew , following the " Amalgamation , 1 . 1 . and also the size of staff within the Departments , the amount of work in the Chief Secretary's Office in Lagos greatly ...
... amalgamation . However , as thè · number of Central Departments grew , following the " Amalgamation , 1 . 1 . and also the size of staff within the Departments , the amount of work in the Chief Secretary's Office in Lagos greatly ...
Page 388
... amalgamation , what should take its place ? crucial question : His answer was equally logical : ....... federation should be the ultimate goal , rather than amalgamation likely to be stultified by fierce internal antagonism . Let there ...
... amalgamation , what should take its place ? crucial question : His answer was equally logical : ....... federation should be the ultimate goal , rather than amalgamation likely to be stultified by fierce internal antagonism . Let there ...
Page 477
... amalgamation of at least Northern and Southern Nigeria as early as 1904. To the three potential candidates for effecting this amalgamation , however , the Colonial Office found insuperable objections , their strong personal ambitions ...
... amalgamation of at least Northern and Southern Nigeria as early as 1904. To the three potential candidates for effecting this amalgamation , however , the Colonial Office found insuperable objections , their strong personal ambitions ...
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