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A survey of the history and cultural practices of some ethnic groups of North central Nigeria in pre-christianity era
Any attempt to embark on writing the history of peoples and their cultural norms and practices is designed with a view to make readers have deeper understanding of the peoples, culture and politics of a particular geographical entity. Nigeria as heterogeneous state has over 250 ethnic groups with po...
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