Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 320
... suggested that persons in such places as Kano who were not subject to the jurisdic- tion of the Native Courts were outside the law altogether . But this was not true since the jurisdiction of the Provincial Courts was concurrent with ...
... suggested that persons in such places as Kano who were not subject to the jurisdic- tion of the Native Courts were outside the law altogether . But this was not true since the jurisdiction of the Provincial Courts was concurrent with ...
Page 323
... suggested that the former comparison was the correct one , but it was not until Cameron had studied the matterd that this interpretation of the nature of the Native Administrations was given a gubernatorial and Colonial Office ...
... suggested that the former comparison was the correct one , but it was not until Cameron had studied the matterd that this interpretation of the nature of the Native Administrations was given a gubernatorial and Colonial Office ...
Page 388
... suggested that if one day there should be formed a federation of the four British West African Dependencies , ' wise statesmanship might think fit to treat Northern and Southern Nigeria as separate parts of a new political structure ...
... suggested that if one day there should be formed a federation of the four British West African Dependencies , ' wise statesmanship might think fit to treat Northern and Southern Nigeria as separate parts of a new political structure ...
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