Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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... effect as one might have expected . 1 . 2 . The Order - in - Council of 22 Nov. 1913 did not define the two portions into which the Protectorate was to be divided . But in section 3 of the Interpretation Ordinance af 1914 the Northern ...
... effect as one might have expected . 1 . 2 . The Order - in - Council of 22 Nov. 1913 did not define the two portions into which the Protectorate was to be divided . But in section 3 of the Interpretation Ordinance af 1914 the Northern ...
Page 366
... effect of the war , and the natural corollary of the second one just discussed , was an increasing degree of bureaucra- tic centralization in Lagos . This came about as the result not merely of the setting up of new Departments ( such ...
... effect of the war , and the natural corollary of the second one just discussed , was an increasing degree of bureaucra- tic centralization in Lagos . This came about as the result not merely of the setting up of new Departments ( such ...
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... effect that the existing Heads of the Technical Departments were adequate to the task while appointments of supermen ' from outside the Colonial Service were ' dangerous ' It was the practically - minded Chief Secretary who headed those ...
... effect that the existing Heads of the Technical Departments were adequate to the task while appointments of supermen ' from outside the Colonial Service were ' dangerous ' It was the practically - minded Chief Secretary who headed those ...
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