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Street sweeping in Ibadan: Urbanising Yoruba traditional environmental sanitation practice
Traditional African societies possess indigenous knowledge systems . which promote' affordable, effective, socially acceptable and sustainable community-based environmental sanitation and hygiene. One of the age-long and tested indigenous sanitation practices of the Yorubas of West Africa is .the re...
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