Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 323
... wanted to stress that the Native Administrations were merely local government agencies , like the county councils of Britain , and not state governments as those to be found in the United States of America . In effect Cameron was giving ...
... wanted to stress that the Native Administrations were merely local government agencies , like the county councils of Britain , and not state governments as those to be found in the United States of America . In effect Cameron was giving ...
Page 332
... wanted . And these reforms were the logical development of Cameron's a decade earlier . It cannot be said that the Northerners were simply concerned with the problem of timing . Palmer , Lethem and Alexander were resolutely opposed to ...
... wanted . And these reforms were the logical development of Cameron's a decade earlier . It cannot be said that the Northerners were simply concerned with the problem of timing . Palmer , Lethem and Alexander were resolutely opposed to ...
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... wanted to deal with the exclusively administrative aspect of Government - N.A . relations . The larger political problem of the country's future development , he wished to deal with separately , although of course the two problems were ...
... wanted to deal with the exclusively administrative aspect of Government - N.A . relations . The larger political problem of the country's future development , he wished to deal with separately , although of course the two problems were ...
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