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Perception, attitude and use of indigenous stories among yoruba parents in Lagos State, Nigeria
In the traditional African societies, indigenous storytelling was a regidar practice where children were told stories by their parents and other members of the family and community. Storytelling played an important role in the family and it was a daily activity in the evening. Recently, many Nigeria...
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