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Power of space, space of power: the sociocultural complexities in the institutionalization of "Ezeship" in non-Igbo states in Nigeria
This article looks at the social and cultural complexities that the institutionalization of “ezeship” in non-Igbo states in Nigeria generated and the home-diaspora intersections of power that underlay, contended with, and intersected the sociocultural formation and that eventually contributed to its...
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