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Examining the status of traditional rulers in the pre-post-colonial Yoruba society
Traditional rulers in Yoruba society have over the years played significant roles in the social, political and economic development of the traditional society. What constitutes the major roles of traditional rulers as they affect the society generally have been discussed by various scholars. However...
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