Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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... government . It was not only Palmer who thought in 1939 that it hardly seemed ' necessary to assign any precise limit to that form of self- government ' which the NAs in the Emirates represented . Nearly every British official in the ...
... government . It was not only Palmer who thought in 1939 that it hardly seemed ' necessary to assign any precise limit to that form of self- government ' which the NAs in the Emirates represented . Nearly every British official in the ...
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... Government ? This anomaly , he pointed , out was ' part of the price paid in the past for the failure to clarify the status of the Emirs and their N.A.S.1 However , since recent decisions had made it clear that the N.A.s as units were ...
... Government ? This anomaly , he pointed , out was ' part of the price paid in the past for the failure to clarify the status of the Emirs and their N.A.S.1 However , since recent decisions had made it clear that the N.A.s as units were ...
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... 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 of the ...
... 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 of the ...
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