Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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... staff . The staff of the Technical Departments were the first to suffer , eventually the Administrative staff also . ' Cameron's axe ' , as it was called , fell heavily , such that between 1931 and 1934 in some Departments , like that ...
... staff . The staff of the Technical Departments were the first to suffer , eventually the Administrative staff also . ' Cameron's axe ' , as it was called , fell heavily , such that between 1931 and 1934 in some Departments , like that ...
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... staff within the Departments , the amount of work in the Chief Secretary's Office in Lagos greatly increased . 1 . At the same time , especially from the mid 1920s onwards , the Colonial Office began to take a closer interest in the ...
... staff within the Departments , the amount of work in the Chief Secretary's Office in Lagos greatly increased . 1 . At the same time , especially from the mid 1920s onwards , the Colonial Office began to take a closer interest in the ...
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... staff . During the slump years of the 1930s naturally the Secretariat Establishment was reduced , in company with that of all other Departments , but , ' to judge from the numerous and voci- ferous complaints of officers both in the ...
... staff . During the slump years of the 1930s naturally the Secretariat Establishment was reduced , in company with that of all other Departments , but , ' to judge from the numerous and voci- ferous complaints of officers both in the ...
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