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A feminine deconstruction of the concept and tenets of Arole in Oyo empire and its place in Yoruba philosophy
The concept of Arole occupied and still has a significant position in Oyo Empire. Arole among the Yoruba is the first male child in a family. Such child has sociological, economic and religious advantages over his siblings. In fact, a family without an Arole. regardless of the number of female child...
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