Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 399
... Legislative Councils and put in their place a completely novel single - chamber legislature , the State Council , with both legislative and executive functions , and fifty of whose sixty - one members were elected . The Donoughmore ...
... Legislative Councils and put in their place a completely novel single - chamber legislature , the State Council , with both legislative and executive functions , and fifty of whose sixty - one members were elected . The Donoughmore ...
Page 449
... Legislative Council framed in such a way as to ensure a negativÄ™ answer . According to Carrow , the Sultan's real answer was in fact : ' why should I have any objection to sitting in the Legislative Council ? The Governor sits in the ...
... Legislative Council framed in such a way as to ensure a negativÄ™ answer . According to Carrow , the Sultan's real answer was in fact : ' why should I have any objection to sitting in the Legislative Council ? The Governor sits in the ...
Page 485
... Legislative Council . The Native Administra- tions and the Northern Provinces were in fact quite sufficiently protected from interference by the Legislative Council by the constitu- tion , and neither the Governor nor the Colonial ...
... Legislative Council . The Native Administra- tions and the Northern Provinces were in fact quite sufficiently protected from interference by the Legislative Council by the constitu- tion , and neither the Governor nor the Colonial ...
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