Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 408
... opinion as to whether a certain expense should be charged to the Central Government or to the N.A.s , he gave the startling reply : what was the nationa- lity of the subjects of the Emirs ? 2 and suggested that a ruling Bourdillon in ...
... opinion as to whether a certain expense should be charged to the Central Government or to the N.A.s , he gave the startling reply : what was the nationa- lity of the subjects of the Emirs ? 2 and suggested that a ruling Bourdillon in ...
Page 467
... opinion of the majority of the delegates to the Conference , not to mention the obvious difficulty of deciding just how many regions ethnic differences demanded ( had the minority opinion been accepted ) , the Governor could not but ...
... opinion of the majority of the delegates to the Conference , not to mention the obvious difficulty of deciding just how many regions ethnic differences demanded ( had the minority opinion been accepted ) , the Governor could not but ...
Page 493
... opinion and considering the constitutional backwardness of Nigeria compared with the Gold Coast and Ceylon - even to doing something to placate that opinion . - ( b ) There is unfortunately a great dearth of information on the views of ...
... opinion and considering the constitutional backwardness of Nigeria compared with the Gold Coast and Ceylon - even to doing something to placate that opinion . - ( b ) There is unfortunately a great dearth of information on the views of ...
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