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Page 112
Before 1916 the number of unassisted schools was increasing at an alarming rate . It was to help curb this increase and to simplify the procedure for approving schools that the code was introduced . Sir Hugh Clifford , who succeeded ...
Before 1916 the number of unassisted schools was increasing at an alarming rate . It was to help curb this increase and to simplify the procedure for approving schools that the code was introduced . Sir Hugh Clifford , who succeeded ...
Page 131
Throughout the decade the missions did their best to meet the increasing demand for schools . ... a more than sevenfold increase.2 When E. Husssey became Director of Education in 1930 , he reviewed the entire educational system and then ...
Throughout the decade the missions did their best to meet the increasing demand for schools . ... a more than sevenfold increase.2 When E. Husssey became Director of Education in 1930 , he reviewed the entire educational system and then ...
Page 269
Increase public awareness of the need and advantages of education . Thus , with the Federal Governments intervention in primary education and the massive financial support coupled with a com- prehensive management mechanism that goes to ...
Increase public awareness of the need and advantages of education . Thus , with the Federal Governments intervention in primary education and the massive financial support coupled with a com- prehensive management mechanism that goes to ...
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Contents
Preface | xiii |
Islamic Education in Southern Nigeria | 30 |
Conclusion | 48 |
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