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Teratomas in the Igbos of Nigeria
JNCI: Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 1976A study was made of the site of 86 teratomas occurring in approximately 7,500 surgical specimens received at a central laboratory serving government, mission, and private physicians working among the lgbos of Nigeria. Most teratomas [74 cases (86%] arose in the ovaries.
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Igbo folktales and Igbo youths development: The need for revitalization of Igbo folktales
2016The present-day Igbo society is influenced by foreign cultures and practices which are alien to Igbo culture and tradition. These practices are seriously capturing the interest and psyche of many Igbo youths. Consequently, some Igbo cultural values, norms and beliefs are gradually disappearing in Igbo society today.
Nkoli, Mercy Nnyigide +1 more
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Igbo women and education: females in selected igbo plays
International Journal of Development and Policy Studies, 2007No Abstract.International Journal of Deveolpement and Policy Studies Vol. 2 (1) 2006: pp.
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Eco-Preservation through the Lens of Igbo Beliefs and Practices: A Re-Imagination
Religions, 2022Chinyere Nkama
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2nd International Conference on Spoken Language Processing (ICSLP 1992), 1992
Mark Y. Liberman +3 more
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Problematizing the Dominant Narrative on Women’s Involvement in Igbo Masking Traditions
Journal of Asian and African Studies, 2023George Odoh
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Abstract Around 30,000 Igbo of Nigeria claim to have a connection with Judaism. Their oral history maintains that their ancestors came from Israel, and they describe themselves as being a fragment of the Jewish diaspora. They consider the traditional customs of the Igbo, notably circumcision on the eighth day, as linked to biblical ...
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