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The persistence of female circumcision in Nigeria: a case study of the Okpe people of Delta State
The paper attempted to examine the reasons accounting for the sustenance of the practice of female circumcision and how to stem it. The basis of the facts presented here are derived from a survey involving a sample of four hundred and five respondents of both sexes conducted in two local government...
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1994
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