Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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... Hausa shared the same conception of what constituted the educated man 2 The primary object of schooling was considered by both to be ' the formation of character and habits of discipline , rather than the mere acquisition of a certain ...
... Hausa shared the same conception of what constituted the educated man 2 The primary object of schooling was considered by both to be ' the formation of character and habits of discipline , rather than the mere acquisition of a certain ...
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... Hausas to Western education . ( This letter is to be found in a file in the CSO 26 series , N.A.I. The precise reference has been lost ) . The reason that pupils do not of their own accord enter the schools under discussion and the ...
... Hausas to Western education . ( This letter is to be found in a file in the CSO 26 series , N.A.I. The precise reference has been lost ) . The reason that pupils do not of their own accord enter the schools under discussion and the ...
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