What were the limitations of the power of the governor in the colonial
administration of Nigeria before the second world war
- The Governor was
responsible to the secretary of state for the colonies. For example, the secretary could disallow any legislation
by him. - The Governor was expected to govern in
accordance with the British Colonial Policy and not according to
his wishes. - In the exercise of
his reserved powers, the Governor was bound to
refer to the secretary of state for the colonies for approval. - He had to consult
the legislative and Executive councils for the
formulation and implementation of policies. - The Colonial
Governor had to present the budget to the legislative council
for debate and approval. - The Governor was appointed by the secretary of
state for the colonies.
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