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Igbin musical tradition in Yoruba culture
The Yoruba of South-western Nigeria like many African societies since the pre-colonial era have paid great attention to their cultural practices including traditional worship of deities such as sango, osun, esu, ogun, obatala and so forth. In the Yoruba worldview, religious worship remains a major a...
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