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Language Study: Language and Socio-Cultural Values: An Analysis of Ibibio Proverbs [PDF]

, 2009
Language is an important tool in the human society. Apart from the fact that it makes communication and integration possible, it is an important aspect of the socio-cultural life of a people.
BA Okon, Okon, BA, SA Ansa, Ansa, SA
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Map of the Ibo and Ibibio-speaking peoples of South-Eastern Nigeria

, 2018
Undatierte Karte; aus der Sammlung "Berichte über Ibibio-Gruppen und Provinz Calabar, 1930-1940", archiviert im LSE, London, Archivabteilung, International African Institute, IAI / 25/25; die Karte erschien in veränderter Form auch in C. D.
Martino, Enrique
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The Use of Ibibio Traditional Means of Communication

, 2013
The Ibibio are found in Akwa Ibom State, South-South Nigeria. With a population of about 4 million speakers living in Akwa Ibom and other states across Nigeria, there are the fourth largest ethnic group in Nigeria.
Udoinyang, ME, Ekpe, EL, Okon, BA, Ansa, SA   +3 more
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Translation of Eysenck Personality Questionnaire-Revised (EPQ-R) in Ibibio language [PDF]

This study focused on the translation and cross-validation of the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire-Revised (EPQ-R) into the Ibibio language to enhance its cultural relevance for psychological assessments in Nigeria.
Akpan , Wilson Esieme, Essien, Otu Okon, Okoro, Dorothy John, Abikoye, Emmanuel Gboyega, Bassey, Usen Kufre, Sunday, James Robson, Ineme, Mfon Effiong, Inyang, Usen Essien, Etuk, Aniedi Peter   +8 more
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The Ibibio Traditional Religion

The traditional religion of the Ibibio people of South-Eastern Nigeria is an integral aspect of the African Traditional Religion (ATR), thus, it shares its basic features of the latter which include: the belief in God, belief in divinities, belief in the spirits, belief in ancestors, as well as the practice of magic and medicine, each with its own ...
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DIALECTAL HABITS AND SPEECH ERRORS IN SPOKEN FRENCH: THE IBIBIO LANGUAGE EXAMPLE

<p>The goals of communication cannot be achieved without language. Language is therefore actively involved in human beings daily activities. This paper investigates the relevance of phonology in the instruction and learning of French by native ...
Inegbe, Miriam Stephen
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Vowel Reduction In The English Of Educated Edo (nigerian) English Speakers

The Journal of Studies in Language, Culture and Society
Educated Edo English (EEE) is a sub-group of Nigerian English (NigE), one of the new Englishes. Phonological studies on NigE rhythm have been on the major ethnic (Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba) and a few minority group (Isoko, Urhobo, Eka, Ibibio) while studies ...
Julianah Ajoke Akindele
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IBIBIO Culture Of Arts from the geo-political zone or Niger Delta region of Nigeria -(Female Head)

, 2022
This ibibio female wood figure represents female figures, ranging from naturalistic to highly stylized. This history is visible through the various forms of headdresses worn in Ogbom dances among the Igbo, Ibeku, Olokoro, Oboro, Ngwa, Ozu-Item, and ...
Prairie View A&M University
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The Structure of Idioms in Ibibio [PDF]

International Journal of Language and Literature, 2017
Escor Efiong Udosen, Imeobong John Offong, Maria-Helen Ekah   +2 more
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Indigenous Resistance To British Incursion In Ibibio Land, 1856-1960

From the earliest European contact during the era of the Atlantic slave trade, to the early days of the trade in palm produce, the activities of the Europeans had revolved around the coast and trading with the hinterland was through some African ...
Ekong Bassey Demson
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