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Why Feminist Participatory Methods Matter for Global Health Research in Sub-Saharan Africa. [PDF]
Tucker HM, Awuor Ochieng DC.
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Social domains of poor mental health: A qualitative pilot study of community stakeholders' understanding and demarcation of mental illness and its interpretations in rural Nigeria. [PDF]
Lawal SA +3 more
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Pattern of Depression among Secondary School Adolescents in Ilesa, South West, Nigeria. [PDF]
Oke OJ +3 more
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2020
The Igbo-speaking people inhabit most of southeastern Nigeria. Their political economy and culture have been shaped by their long history of habitation in the forest region. Important themes relating to the Igbo past have centered on the question of origin, the agrarian bases of their economy, the decentralized and acephalous structure of their ...
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The Igbo-speaking people inhabit most of southeastern Nigeria. Their political economy and culture have been shaped by their long history of habitation in the forest region. Important themes relating to the Igbo past have centered on the question of origin, the agrarian bases of their economy, the decentralized and acephalous structure of their ...
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2019
The focus of this discussion is on the lingering questions about the origin, character, importance, and dating of the Igbo-Ukwu findings; what they reveal about the Igbo past; and the interpretations scholars ascribe to them. Named after its location at an Igbo village in southeastern Nigeria, Igbo-Ukwu is an important archeological complex with ...
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The focus of this discussion is on the lingering questions about the origin, character, importance, and dating of the Igbo-Ukwu findings; what they reveal about the Igbo past; and the interpretations scholars ascribe to them. Named after its location at an Igbo village in southeastern Nigeria, Igbo-Ukwu is an important archeological complex with ...
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The Igbo (spelled "Ibo" by British colonialists; Amadiume, 2003) live across Nigeria, and are united by shared linguistic and cultural traditions. There is no central political authority among the Igbo; the largest social unit is the village-group, bound together by ties but each village is functionally independent.
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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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Igbo folktales and Igbo youths development: The need for revitalization of Igbo folktales
Mgbakoigba: Journal of African Studies, 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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