Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 333
... Departments . The initiative thus inevitably passed back to or remained with the Administrative Officers and the Native Administrations . One even witnessed a repetition of the scenes enacted during the period 1914–1918 , of the ...
... Departments . The initiative thus inevitably passed back to or remained with the Administrative Officers and the Native Administrations . One even witnessed a repetition of the scenes enacted during the period 1914–1918 , of the ...
Page 334
... Departmental Officers were rendered so completely subordinate to the Administrative Service as to have in the case of an unco - operative Administrative Officer , even if only a District Officer , no recourse at all . Cameron ' put the ...
... Departmental Officers were rendered so completely subordinate to the Administrative Service as to have in the case of an unco - operative Administrative Officer , even if only a District Officer , no recourse at all . Cameron ' put the ...
Page 335
... Departmental Officers should now be seconded not to individual Native Administrations but to one or other of Iz the two groups of Provinces . Furthermore those seconded would remain under an officer of their own Department . This latter ...
... Departmental Officers should now be seconded not to individual Native Administrations but to one or other of Iz the two groups of Provinces . Furthermore those seconded would remain under an officer of their own Department . This latter ...
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