Federal Government in NigeriaMonograph on federal central government and parliamentary practices in Nigeria - covers the development of political partys, political power structure, the electorate and elections, civil rights, public administration and the civil service, the administration of justice, public finance, banking, labour administration, regional level and local government, local finance, minority group problems, etc. Bibliography pp. 329 to 335 and references. |
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... central bills were to be debated in the regional legislatures . Regional revenue consisted of grants from the central government and certain fees , whereas the native administrations derived their revenues mainly from direct taxes ...
... central bills were to be debated in the regional legislatures . Regional revenue consisted of grants from the central government and certain fees , whereas the native administrations derived their revenues mainly from direct taxes ...
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... Central Bank is the banker for the federal government ; it is permitted to open accounts for regional governments , as it may undertake a large part of their banking transactions at home and abroad . Unless all the regional governments ...
... Central Bank is the banker for the federal government ; it is permitted to open accounts for regional governments , as it may undertake a large part of their banking transactions at home and abroad . Unless all the regional governments ...
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... Central Marketing Board consists of a chairman and one federal official ( both appointed by the governor - general on the advice of the prime minister ) , two members representing each regional marketing board ( ap- pointed by the ...
... Central Marketing Board consists of a chairman and one federal official ( both appointed by the governor - general on the advice of the prime minister ) , two members representing each regional marketing board ( ap- pointed by the ...
Contents
Early Government | 3 |
Experiment in Devolution | 16 |
The Rise of Federalism | 25 |
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