Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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... government that chiefly interested the people of the Northern Emirates ' , if not of most parts of Nigeria away from the Coast . The increasing scale and complexity of central adminis- tration characteristic of the late 1930s and ...
... government that chiefly interested the people of the Northern Emirates ' , if not of most parts of Nigeria away from the Coast . The increasing scale and complexity of central adminis- tration characteristic of the late 1930s and ...
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The Problem of Polarity Jeremy Joyner White. every opportunity to remind the Central Government that the status of the Emirs and Emirates still remained to be defined , and that in fact there was only one possible definition . In early ...
The Problem of Polarity Jeremy Joyner White. every opportunity to remind the Central Government that the status of the Emirs and Emirates still remained to be defined , and that in fact there was only one possible definition . In early ...
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... 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 ...
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