Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 412
... units were ' administering and developing Nigeria along the same lines as the Central Government follow and prescribe ' , there was a strong case not only for recon- sidering the question of the payment of customs duties but also ' for ...
... units were ' administering and developing Nigeria along the same lines as the Central Government follow and prescribe ' , there was a strong case not only for recon- sidering the question of the payment of customs duties but also ' for ...
Page 443
... units would each be divided into eleven or twelve divisions under a Resident or Senior D.O. There would be no Divisional Offices : the only proper offices ' would be those of the three Chief Commissioners , but even those would be small ...
... units would each be divided into eleven or twelve divisions under a Resident or Senior D.O. There would be no Divisional Offices : the only proper offices ' would be those of the three Chief Commissioners , but even those would be small ...
Page 467
... units in the federation came to be discussed in the general conference for the review of the Richards Constitution which took place in Ibadan in 1950 , it was not surprising that majority opinion favoured the status quo . Both the ...
... units in the federation came to be discussed in the general conference for the review of the Richards Constitution which took place in Ibadan in 1950 , it was not surprising that majority opinion favoured the status quo . Both the ...
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