Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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... Kano ) to make certain municipal rules and regulations which would be binding on all persons within the area . This could be easily and simply effected by legislation under which a Native Authority , with the approval of the Governor ...
... Kano ) to make certain municipal rules and regulations which would be binding on all persons within the area . This could be easily and simply effected by legislation under which a Native Authority , with the approval of the Governor ...
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... Kano the power to grant land in the name of the Governor . In other words , Cameron was ready to delegate specific powers to specific Native Administrations when he felt they needed them , but not to extend blanket powers to the Native ...
... Kano the power to grant land in the name of the Governor . In other words , Cameron was ready to delegate specific powers to specific Native Administrations when he felt they needed them , but not to extend blanket powers to the Native ...
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... Kano Emirate N.A. , 1 seemed to underline the rightness of a policy which had long stressed the primordial importance of training Africans in local government . It was not only Palmer who thought in 1939 that it hardly seemed ...
... Kano Emirate N.A. , 1 seemed to underline the rightness of a policy which had long stressed the primordial importance of training Africans in local government . It was not only Palmer who thought in 1939 that it hardly seemed ...
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