Africa, المجلد 75،الأعداد 1-2Oxford University Press, 2005 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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ties to community of origin is reinforced and frequently expressed in discourse about Biafra . Many ethnic groups in Nigeria , and indeed many societies in Africa , can be accurately described as placing great importance on place of origin ...
ties to community of origin is reinforced and frequently expressed in discourse about Biafra . Many ethnic groups in Nigeria , and indeed many societies in Africa , can be accurately described as placing great importance on place of origin ...
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... origin . Perhaps the two most powerful symbols of Igbo attachment to place of origin are the ubiquity of village burial and the imperative to build a house in one's village of origin . Almost all Igbo migrants aspire to burial in their ...
... origin . Perhaps the two most powerful symbols of Igbo attachment to place of origin are the ubiquity of village burial and the imperative to build a house in one's village of origin . Almost all Igbo migrants aspire to burial in their ...
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... origin is every Igbo man's ambition . Most Igbo migrants build their first ( and frequently their only ) homes in their villages of origin , even if they live almost their entire lives in cities like Kano . In Kano the supply of good ...
... origin is every Igbo man's ambition . Most Igbo migrants build their first ( and frequently their only ) homes in their villages of origin , even if they live almost their entire lives in cities like Kano . In Kano the supply of good ...
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