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Similarly , relatively permanent marriages and high fertility are not monopolies of the Igbo . Though fertility rates have fallen moderately in some parts of Africa , most of the continent , and all of Nigeria , is still characterized ...
Similarly , relatively permanent marriages and high fertility are not monopolies of the Igbo . Though fertility rates have fallen moderately in some parts of Africa , most of the continent , and all of Nigeria , is still characterized ...
الصفحة 34
In discussions about contemporary marriage , some Igbos cite cases of successful marriages and cordial and ... Nonetheless , one of the reasons that Igbo women's marriages to nonIgbos are widely viewed as problematic is that such ...
In discussions about contemporary marriage , some Igbos cite cases of successful marriages and cordial and ... Nonetheless , one of the reasons that Igbo women's marriages to nonIgbos are widely viewed as problematic is that such ...
الصفحة 36
Igbo migration and economic integration throughout wider Nigeria are combined with intense ties to place of origin . ... rooted in community of origin are directly connected to the value Igbos place on kinship , family , and fertility .
Igbo migration and economic integration throughout wider Nigeria are combined with intense ties to place of origin . ... rooted in community of origin are directly connected to the value Igbos place on kinship , family , and fertility .
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