Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 388
... seems to hinder complete amalgamation and the germination of a Nigerian nation , self - governing in the course of time on democratic lines . But when the historical facts are known and the racial and religious differences touched on ...
... seems to hinder complete amalgamation and the germination of a Nigerian nation , self - governing in the course of time on democratic lines . But when the historical facts are known and the racial and religious differences touched on ...
Page 429
... seem that Bourdillon envisaged a considerable delegation of powers 1 . He approved of the principle , but was inclined to agree with some of his advisers ... seems to have been 429 As for the central Council, Bourdillon hesitated between ...
... seem that Bourdillon envisaged a considerable delegation of powers 1 . He approved of the principle , but was inclined to agree with some of his advisers ... seems to have been 429 As for the central Council, Bourdillon hesitated between ...
Page 462
... seems to have constituted the only reason for the Northern Region not insisting in 1953 on their eight - point programme which , if pushed through , would have turned Nigeria into a loose ' confederation'.1 Under provocation , however ...
... seems to have constituted the only reason for the Northern Region not insisting in 1953 on their eight - point programme which , if pushed through , would have turned Nigeria into a loose ' confederation'.1 Under provocation , however ...
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