Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 331
... executive he considered would only confuse the indigenous people , accustomed as they were to a combined judiciary and executive , while the opening given to the lawyers to step into the Protectorate , though still a narrow one , would ...
... executive he considered would only confuse the indigenous people , accustomed as they were to a combined judiciary and executive , while the opening given to the lawyers to step into the Protectorate , though still a narrow one , would ...
Page 399
... Executive 1 Council . Furthermore , Bourdillon was acting Governor when the revolutionary Donoughmore Constitution of 1931 was introduced . This Constitution did away with the old Executive and Legislative Councils and put in their ...
... Executive 1 Council . Furthermore , Bourdillon was acting Governor when the revolutionary Donoughmore Constitution of 1931 was introduced . This Constitution did away with the old Executive and Legislative Councils and put in their ...
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... Executive Council . A Northern Viewpoint as Echoed in London The interest of Bourdillon's proposals or speculations lies chiefly in their acceptance of a basically federal formula for the political development of the country , based on ...
... Executive Council . A Northern Viewpoint as Echoed in London The interest of Bourdillon's proposals or speculations lies chiefly in their acceptance of a basically federal formula for the political development of the country , based on ...
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