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The British View: The Chaotic World of Southeastern Nigeria

2012
Igbo social, political, religious, and economic practices baffled Britons, who saw in the heterarchical nature of their institutions and systems a manifestation of chaos and disorder. Their first instinct was to contrast Igbo ways with those of northern Nigerians, using gendered language to articulate the differences and to express the shortcomings, as
Marc Matera, Misty L. Bastian, Susan Kingsley Kent   +2 more
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Population pressure and land resource depletion in southeastern Nigeria

Applied Geography, 1987
Abstract Though the incidence of population pressure on agricultural land is evident in the Awka-Nnewi region of southeastern Nigeria, there are no precise indices for measuring its intensity and evaluating the spatial pattern. Three related indices, namely, farmland size per capita, fallow index and fragmentation index were calculated from field ...
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Sugarcane germplasm expedition of southeastern Nigeria

2002
Sugarcane germplasm expedition was undertaken to the southeastern states of Nigeria in order to identify the available local sugarcane in this region. Fifty-three accessions were identified and collected. Phyto-geographical diversity in cane accessions was observed across the rainforest to the coastal swamp.
Ishaq, M.N., Ndarubu, A.A., Busari, L.D.
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Southeastern Nigeria in the Nineteenth Century

ASA Review of Books, 1980
David Northrup, C. C. Ifemesia
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Problems of formal smallholder credit in Southeastern Nigeria

Agricultural Administration, 1983
One of the major factors believed to restrict Nigeria's food production is inadequate agricultural credit to smallholder farmers. Several researchers have found that commercial banks are only marginal suppliers of credit to this class of farmer and have urged the Federal Government to introduce measures to force these banks to lend to smallholder ...
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Microorganisms associated with milk spoilage in Southeastern Nigeria

Animal Production Research Advances, 2007
Commercially canned pasteurized and unpasteurized milks obtained from Fulani women were exposed to adverse condition, which caused them to become contaminated. The pH of pasteurized milk ranged from 4.5 to 7.2 with a mean of 5.9, while that obtained from the Fulani woman (unpasteurized milk) ranged from 4.5 to 6.6 with a mean of 5.6.
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Experience with managing liver trauma in southeastern Nigeria.

Journal of the West African College of Surgeons, 2014
All over the world, liver trauma occurs as a result of blunt or penetrating abdominal injury.To review the management, morbidity and mortality of liver trauma in our resource-deprived centre, and to see how we can improve these outcomes, our poor facilities notwithstanding.This is a descriptive epidemiology.Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital ...
Gu, Chianakwana, Ku, Umeh, Jo, Chianakwana   +2 more
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Diseases Of The Prostate Among Igbos Of Southeastern Nigeria.

Ebonyi Medical Journal, 2009
Background Worldwide, prostate cancer ranks third in cancer incidence and sixth in cancer mortality among men. Blacks have been found to have the highest prevalence of prostate cancer, the earliest age of onset, and the greatest mortality rate from the disease.
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Vitamin D and associated factors, among pregnant women in southeastern Nigeria

Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 2022
Echendu Adinma, Mark Edet, Brian Adinma   +2 more
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Assessment of Natural Radionuclide Distribution Pattern and Radiological Risk from Rocks in Precambrian Oban Massif, Southeastern Nigeria

Minerals (Basel, Switzerland), 2022
Ubong Ben, Stephen Eguba Ekwok, Ebong Dickson Ebong   +2 more
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