Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 309
... attempt ( with a marked measure of success ) to break away from contact with the Central Government at Lagos.1 In the context of 1932 the outsider has surely to admit that all of Cameron's arguments had considerable force . Certainly ...
... attempt ( with a marked measure of success ) to break away from contact with the Central Government at Lagos.1 In the context of 1932 the outsider has surely to admit that all of Cameron's arguments had considerable force . Certainly ...
Page 360
... attempt to prepare for the future as an attempt to correct the failures of the past . The real reason behind the creation of these new posts was the realisation that the traditional Colonial or Chief Secretary system of central ...
... attempt to prepare for the future as an attempt to correct the failures of the past . The real reason behind the creation of these new posts was the realisation that the traditional Colonial or Chief Secretary system of central ...
Page 397
... attempt some kind of a blue- print for Nigeria's political advance . His attempt to reconcile the various opposing forces in the country which are conveniently summed up in the antithetical expression ' Crown Colony Government through ...
... attempt some kind of a blue- print for Nigeria's political advance . His attempt to reconcile the various opposing forces in the country which are conveniently summed up in the antithetical expression ' Crown Colony Government through ...
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