Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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... departments , which meant that Nigeria had to support three establishments instead of one . He saw no reason why the headquarters of the Education Department , for example , should not administer from Lagos the affairs of the department ...
... departments , which meant that Nigeria had to support three establishments instead of one . He saw no reason why the headquarters of the Education Department , for example , should not administer from Lagos the affairs of the department ...
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... Department . This latter would be in ... charge of the Department operating in North or South on behalf of the Native Administrations , and would take instructions only from the Lieutenant - Governor . In this way the possibility was ...
... Department . This latter would be in ... charge of the Department operating in North or South on behalf of the Native Administrations , and would take instructions only from the Lieutenant - Governor . In this way the possibility was ...
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... Departments and as a principal adviser to the Governor on native policy ' . Important Departments like that of the Public Works were now centralized in Lagos and the Governor now had to advise him not only a Chief Secretary , on all ...
... Departments and as a principal adviser to the Governor on native policy ' . Important Departments like that of the Public Works were now centralized in Lagos and the Governor now had to advise him not only a Chief Secretary , on all ...
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