Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 363
... Railway , Port Working and Marine Services did not sit well together under a single director : their various needs were too disparate and wartime conditions 1 demanded greater efficiency To carry on the functions of the post , a re ...
... Railway , Port Working and Marine Services did not sit well together under a single director : their various needs were too disparate and wartime conditions 1 demanded greater efficiency To carry on the functions of the post , a re ...
Page 477
... railway policy and other matters in the period 1900-04 , it seems possible that the Colonial Office would have been ready to accept some kind of amalgamation of at least Northern and Southern Nigeria as early as 1904. To the three ...
... railway policy and other matters in the period 1900-04 , it seems possible that the Colonial Office would have been ready to accept some kind of amalgamation of at least Northern and Southern Nigeria as early as 1904. To the three ...
Page 480
... railway , and judiciary , ideally all other Departments of Government were to remain as much as possible in the hands of the Lieutenant- Governors . So decentralized a system , lacking even a proper main Government Secretariat ...
... railway , and judiciary , ideally all other Departments of Government were to remain as much as possible in the hands of the Lieutenant- Governors . So decentralized a system , lacking even a proper main Government Secretariat ...
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