Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 412
... Central Government follow and prescribe ' , there was a strong case not only for recon- sidering the question of the payment of customs duties but also ' for facing and deciding the question whether the development of the Emirates as ...
... Central Government follow and prescribe ' , there was a strong case not only for recon- sidering the question of the payment of customs duties but also ' for facing and deciding the question whether the development of the Emirates as ...
Page 424
... Central Government or as separate local government units responsible for their own finances . Argument on this was to continue until Sir Sidney Phillipson was asked to study the question in 1945 in connection with the financial aspects ...
... Central Government or as separate local government units responsible for their own finances . Argument on this was to continue until Sir Sidney Phillipson was asked to study the question in 1945 in connection with the financial aspects ...
Page 471
... central Legislative Council was in fact not so much 2 to close the gap between the two groups as to widen it . In this case the old adage a little knowledge is a dangerous thing ' proved largely true . Part of the trouble was that the ...
... central Legislative Council was in fact not so much 2 to close the gap between the two groups as to widen it . In this case the old adage a little knowledge is a dangerous thing ' proved largely true . Part of the trouble was that the ...
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