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الصفحة 427
Igbos in Kano , as elsewhere , remain overwhelmingly Christian , and mostly Catholic . Conversion to Islam , though more common than during the colonial period , remains something of an oddity . Generally speaking , Kano's Igbo - born ...
Igbos in Kano , as elsewhere , remain overwhelmingly Christian , and mostly Catholic . Conversion to Islam , though more common than during the colonial period , remains something of an oddity . Generally speaking , Kano's Igbo - born ...
الصفحة 438
Ukatu said at the time that only two of the approximately forty electrical supply shops operated by Igbos in the old city , many of them along Sabon Titi , a major thoroughfare , were run by converts . Unlike most other Igbo converts ...
Ukatu said at the time that only two of the approximately forty electrical supply shops operated by Igbos in the old city , many of them along Sabon Titi , a major thoroughfare , were run by converts . Unlike most other Igbo converts ...
الصفحة 439
Sheikh Gumi developed because of the intervention of non - Igbo Muslims , and Malam Ali's efforts to build an Igbo - speaking mosque depended on Hausa connections . The 1997-98 experience of convert Haruna Ofunke provides another ...
Sheikh Gumi developed because of the intervention of non - Igbo Muslims , and Malam Ali's efforts to build an Igbo - speaking mosque depended on Hausa connections . The 1997-98 experience of convert Haruna Ofunke provides another ...
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AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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