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The significance of cultural heritage law in Nigeria’s legal education and its relevance to other fields of law
Besides the fact that Africa is considered to be the cradle of civilization, it is widely acknowledged to be rich in culture. In fact, what Africa lacks in science and technology is compensated for in her rich cultural past, a heritage that is increasingly being assailed and plummeted by contemporar...
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2015
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