Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 336
... question : ' Is the emphasis to be laid on the ultimate potentialities of the Native Administrations or upon their present limitations ? 3 In fact Cameron never tackled the question of functions . He left it 4 to his successor . But ...
... question : ' Is the emphasis to be laid on the ultimate potentialities of the Native Administrations or upon their present limitations ? 3 In fact Cameron never tackled the question of functions . He left it 4 to his successor . But ...
Page 449
... question put to him about his willingness to sit 1 } in a central Legislative Council framed in such a way as to ensure a negativÄ™ answer . According to Carrow , the Sultan's real answer was in fact : ' why should I have any objection ...
... question put to him about his willingness to sit 1 } in a central Legislative Council framed in such a way as to ensure a negativÄ™ answer . According to Carrow , the Sultan's real answer was in fact : ' why should I have any objection ...
Page 460
... question may be formulated thus : 1. Was Nigeria's Independence Constitution of 1960 the natural ( even if not inevitable ) linear successor of the Richards Constitu- tion of 1946 , which in its turn was the natural successor of ...
... question may be formulated thus : 1. Was Nigeria's Independence Constitution of 1960 the natural ( even if not inevitable ) linear successor of the Richards Constitu- tion of 1946 , which in its turn was the natural successor of ...
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