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Gender, symbols and traditional peacebuilding among the Nanka-Igbo people of Southeastern Nigeria
Women's class condition in modern Igboland (southeastern Nigeria) in particular and African society generally, which is characterized by her peripherialization in the scheme of state building and knowledge production, has led to the need for the re-examination of her cultural representation in speci...
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