Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 308
... representative of each of the country's principal departments , which meant that Nigeria had to support three establishments instead of one . He saw no reason why the headquarters of the Education Department , for example , should not ...
... representative of each of the country's principal departments , which meant that Nigeria had to support three establishments instead of one . He saw no reason why the headquarters of the Education Department , for example , should not ...
Page 427
... representative Govern- ment should not be ' representative of and functioning through acknowledged Native Authority ! He agreed that the N.A.s would require some modification in form , but not in substance . For hin the essential point ...
... representative Govern- ment should not be ' representative of and functioning through acknowledged Native Authority ! He agreed that the N.A.s would require some modification in form , but not in substance . For hin the essential point ...
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... Representative Government in West Africa 1920 to 1951 , the English scholar , Ken Post , states that ' in terms of successive . British policies the watershed of the era 1920-60 lies around 1950 . And he explains that around that date ...
... Representative Government in West Africa 1920 to 1951 , the English scholar , Ken Post , states that ' in terms of successive . British policies the watershed of the era 1920-60 lies around 1950 . And he explains that around that date ...
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