Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 321
... less educated and less advanced . Cameron , therefore , saw no reason why an educated African from Lagos , for instance , visiting some Emirate in the North should be compelled to submit himself to an inferior system of justice , when ...
... less educated and less advanced . Cameron , therefore , saw no reason why an educated African from Lagos , for instance , visiting some Emirate in the North should be compelled to submit himself to an inferior system of justice , when ...
Page 351
... less than half was received in Nigeria , and of that a good proportion was spent on imported goods . This , together with a sum of over £ 100,000 which the Nigerian Government paid a British Shipping Company every year on account of ...
... less than half was received in Nigeria , and of that a good proportion was spent on imported goods . This , together with a sum of over £ 100,000 which the Nigerian Government paid a British Shipping Company every year on account of ...
Page 486
... less flexible in his dealings with the Central Government . Bourdillon to encourage in the North a nore national ' outlook both Thus the attempts of Governor amongst senior British Administrative Officers and amongst the Emirs were far less ...
... less flexible in his dealings with the Central Government . Bourdillon to encourage in the North a nore national ' outlook both Thus the attempts of Governor amongst senior British Administrative Officers and amongst the Emirs were far less ...
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