Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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... Sokoto Caliphate did not include Bornu and even within the Caliphate there were not few ' Pagan ' tribes never conquered , such that there could be no justification for arguing that the North constituted some kind of a political ...
... Sokoto Caliphate did not include Bornu and even within the Caliphate there were not few ' Pagan ' tribes never conquered , such that there could be no justification for arguing that the North constituted some kind of a political ...
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... Sokoto , Commander J.H. Carrow , an officer senior enough to have experienced both Cameron and Clifford as governors . After two weeks in Bourdillon's company in late 1935 showing him round Sokoto Province , Carrow thought to himself ...
... Sokoto , Commander J.H. Carrow , an officer senior enough to have experienced both Cameron and Clifford as governors . After two weeks in Bourdillon's company in late 1935 showing him round Sokoto Province , Carrow thought to himself ...
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... Sokoto at this time , Commander J.H. Carrow , maintains that it was not . That is , at least in the case of the Sultan of Sokoto , Adams tried to get the question put to him about his willingness to sit 1 } in a central Legislative ...
... Sokoto at this time , Commander J.H. Carrow , maintains that it was not . That is , at least in the case of the Sultan of Sokoto , Adams tried to get the question put to him about his willingness to sit 1 } in a central Legislative ...
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