Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 336
... fact that nobody had ever defined exactly what functions the Native Administrations should have . Without such a definiton , furthermore , a rational distribution of funds as between Native Administrations and Central Government was ...
... fact that nobody had ever defined exactly what functions the Native Administrations should have . Without such a definiton , furthermore , a rational distribution of funds as between Native Administrations and Central Government was ...
Page 408
... fact Lugard in his queer way had appreciated , and Richards also was later to appreciate , without the Emirs being some how directly represented in the central government , Nigerian unity was but a fiction . Adams was thus right to ...
... fact Lugard in his queer way had appreciated , and Richards also was later to appreciate , without the Emirs being some how directly represented in the central government , Nigerian unity was but a fiction . Adams was thus right to ...
Page 471
... fact that Nigerian leaders of North and South were by and large unable to rise above the mutual ignorance and lack of sympathy which had been the order of the day under British rule for more than three decades . The initial result of ...
... fact that Nigerian leaders of North and South were by and large unable to rise above the mutual ignorance and lack of sympathy which had been the order of the day under British rule for more than three decades . The initial result of ...
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