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any hour when Obasinjom sees a problem in the village . You must head towards the village , and you start shouting : ' Wo , wo , wo ' , and your body begins to shake and the people start hitting the drums , and assemble some of the ...
any hour when Obasinjom sees a problem in the village . You must head towards the village , and you start shouting : ' Wo , wo , wo ' , and your body begins to shake and the people start hitting the drums , and assemble some of the ...
الصفحة 269
In an Etung village Obasinjom had lost credibility when a Jehovah's Witness threw a masquerader to the ground . ... whereas when they themselves visited villages of Etung - Ejagham and western Boki in the 1970s , they found that ...
In an Etung village Obasinjom had lost credibility when a Jehovah's Witness threw a masquerader to the ground . ... whereas when they themselves visited villages of Etung - Ejagham and western Boki in the 1970s , they found that ...
الصفحة 276
The owners additionally desired to possess the institution because it created wealth , influence and prestige for them as well as their village as a whole . Obasinjom and other cult agencies ( as well as women's and men's societies and ...
The owners additionally desired to possess the institution because it created wealth , influence and prestige for them as well as their village as a whole . Obasinjom and other cult agencies ( as well as women's and men's societies and ...
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