Despite introducing Nigerian political leaders into the central Executive Council, a primary structural defect of the Macpherson Constitution of 1951 was that these ministers were
- denied direct departmental responsibility and executive control over their portfolios.Cevap
- Bsubject to the executive authority of an elected Nigerian Prime Minister.
- Cempowered with absolute constitutional authority to veto colonial legislation.
- Dselected completely outside the membership of the central and regional legislatures.
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Under the Macpherson Constitution of 1951, ministers lacked individual departmental responsibility and executive control over administrative ministries.
A major shortcoming of the 1951 Macpherson Constitution was that while it created ministerial positions for Nigerians within the Council of Ministers, it did not assign them direct executive authority or administrative control over government departments. Permanent Secretaries (British colonial officials) retained executive control, leaving ministers as collective decision-makers without individual ministerial portfolios.
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Executive defect of ministerial positions under the 1951 Macpherson Constitution