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Page 334
... Officers should play in the development of native administration as well as in
the particular technical interests of their Departments, he in no way altered the
principle that the ultimate authority in a province was always the Resident* .
... Officers should play in the development of native administration as well as in
the particular technical interests of their Departments, he in no way altered the
principle that the ultimate authority in a province was always the Resident* .
Page 410
Government statement which would define the Emirs' status; ' Bourdillon,
although of the opinion that' Adams' contention as to the ignorance cf the
Residents was 'nonsense', felt sufficiently alarmed to decide to attend in person
the Annual ...
Government statement which would define the Emirs' status; ' Bourdillon,
although of the opinion that' Adams' contention as to the ignorance cf the
Residents was 'nonsense', felt sufficiently alarmed to decide to attend in person
the Annual ...
Page 414
In practice this could sometimes mean the propping up of a blatantly corrupt and
tyrannical Emir or Chief who had lost the confidence , both of his people and of
his British Resident. To one such Resident who proposed the deposition of a ...
In practice this could sometimes mean the propping up of a blatantly corrupt and
tyrannical Emir or Chief who had lost the confidence , both of his people and of
his British Resident. To one such Resident who proposed the deposition of a ...
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Adams Administrative Service African Review Alexander Amalgamation appointment Azikiwe Baddeley Cameron to Cunliffe-Lister Cameron's governorship Central Government central Legislative Council Chief Commissioner Chief Secretary Clifford Coast colonial administration Colonial Office conf country's Crown Colony Development of Nigeria economic development educated Emirs Emirs and Chiefs Enugu Executive Council fact federation Furthermore Future Political Development Governor Graeme Thomson groups Hausa Heussler Ibadan Ibid important indigenous Indirect Rule Kaduna Lagos Legislative Council Lethem Papers Lieutenant-Governor London Lord Hailey Lugard Lugardian Malaya Margery Perham Memorandum Minute Native Administrations Native Authorities Native Courts Nigerian Secretariat North Northern Administrative Officer Northern Nigeria Northern Provinces Palmer period political future practice principal problem proposed Protectorate question regions Residents Richards Constitution rulers senior Sir Arthur Richards Sir Bernard Bourdillon Sir Donald Cameron Sir Walter Egerton social and economic South Southern stress Technical Departments territorial Thomson tion Tomlinson unity views West African whole
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| Title | Central administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: the problem of polarity, Volume 2 Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Jeremy Joyner White |
| Author | Jeremy Joyner White |
| Published | 197? |
| Length | 1020 pages |
| Subjects | › Constitutional history Great Britain Nigeria Political Science / Constitutions Political Science / Public Affairs & Administration |
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