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The efficacy of traditional songs in the control of deviant behaviour of incest among Yoruba people of South-western Nigeria.
Incest is a cultural term that describes sexual contact between members that are closely related, especially between members of a nuclear family, that is, between parents and children or between siblings. The alarming rate of incest in our societies in the recent times calls for an urgent attention...
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