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THE RELIGIONS OF NIGERIA C. K. MEEK MOST OST people are aware that Nigeria is named after the river Niger , but many may be surprised to hear that the word Niger is not derived from the Latin adjective niger meaning ' black ' , but from ...
THE RELIGIONS OF NIGERIA C. K. MEEK MOST OST people are aware that Nigeria is named after the river Niger , but many may be surprised to hear that the word Niger is not derived from the Latin adjective niger meaning ' black ' , but from ...
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These are the points Tallensi invariably stress , both among themselves and in answer to an inquirer , if they are asked to define the meaning of soog . Curiously enough , witchcraft occupies a very minor place in Tale thought or ritual ...
These are the points Tallensi invariably stress , both among themselves and in answer to an inquirer , if they are asked to define the meaning of soog . Curiously enough , witchcraft occupies a very minor place in Tale thought or ritual ...
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According to Johnsont utani is derived from an Arabic root , which may be transliterated watan , meaning ' to reside in ' , Ş whence in Swahili watani , ' a person's 4 Culwick , A. T. and G. M. , Ubena of the Rivers , London , 1935 .
According to Johnsont utani is derived from an Arabic root , which may be transliterated watan , meaning ' to reside in ' , Ş whence in Swahili watani , ' a person's 4 Culwick , A. T. and G. M. , Ubena of the Rivers , London , 1935 .
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