Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 386
... considered by both to be ' the formation of character and habits of discipline , rather than the mere acquisition of a certain amount of book - learning or technical skill.3 For the Hausa this was best achieved by instruction in the ...
... considered by both to be ' the formation of character and habits of discipline , rather than the mere acquisition of a certain amount of book - learning or technical skill.3 For the Hausa this was best achieved by instruction in the ...
Page 388
... considered the possibility of the emergence of a future ' Nigerian nation ' , even if he was far from optimistic about it . On the surface of things nothing seems to hinder complete amalgamation and the germination of a Nigerian nation ...
... considered the possibility of the emergence of a future ' Nigerian nation ' , even if he was far from optimistic about it . On the surface of things nothing seems to hinder complete amalgamation and the germination of a Nigerian nation ...
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... considered at length the relative merits of Direct and Indirect Rule , but did not attempt to pass any final judgement . merely listed each system's advantages and disadvantages , noting , for instance , that under Indirect Rule there ...
... considered at length the relative merits of Direct and Indirect Rule , but did not attempt to pass any final judgement . merely listed each system's advantages and disadvantages , noting , for instance , that under Indirect Rule there ...
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