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Cultural reconstruction of iwa ji festival in Igbo-ukwu and fractured Igbo identity
Indigenous festivals in many African societies are under the threats of extinction as a result of modernisation and the impact of the Christian religion on the life of the people. In southeast Nigeria, Iwa Ji Festival, which is an annual yam festival celebrated to thank the Supreme Being and the god...
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