Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 303
... Muslim bias in the matter of appointments to District Headships ; the ' Pagan ' areas were neglected ; there was obvious oppression of the people by corrupt District Heads . Much of what Cameron said in the way of reforms needed to be ...
... Muslim bias in the matter of appointments to District Headships ; the ' Pagan ' areas were neglected ; there was obvious oppression of the people by corrupt District Heads . Much of what Cameron said in the way of reforms needed to be ...
Page 417
... Muslim rulers he could not have taken a more positive approach and , while promising to control missions such as the S.I.M. , could not have tried to explain to the Emirs that the extremist hot gospeller type of mission was in fact the ...
... Muslim rulers he could not have taken a more positive approach and , while promising to control missions such as the S.I.M. , could not have tried to explain to the Emirs that the extremist hot gospeller type of mission was in fact the ...
Page 467
... Muslim North and the Yoruba West were obviously committed to the retention of the existing regions , even if , in both areas there were minority elements in favour of a modification of boundaries , It was largely peoples in the East and ...
... Muslim North and the Yoruba West were obviously committed to the retention of the existing regions , even if , in both areas there were minority elements in favour of a modification of boundaries , It was largely peoples in the East and ...
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