Search Results - "RF01.23"

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Conflict and instability in the Niger delta: the Warri case

by: Imobighe, Thomas A.
Published: Ibadan : Spectrum Books, 2002

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Enyimba Enyi: the comeback of Igbo nationalism in Nigeria

by: Omeje, Kenneth C.
Published in: Review of African political economy (2005)

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Ethnic minority conflicts and governance in Nigeria

by: Suberu, Rotimi T.
Published: Ibadan : Spectrum Books, 1996

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Identity boundaries, ethnicity and national integration in Nigeria: Prepared for the CODESRIA Seminar on Ethnic Conflicts in Africa, Nairobi, November 16-18, 1992

by: Mustapha, Abdul Raufu, 1954-2017
Published: Nairobi : Council for the Development of Economic and Social Research, 1992

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Ethnic pluralism and ethnicity in Nigeria

by: Otite, Onigu
Published: Ibadan : Shaneson C. I, 1990

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The travails of federalism in Nigeria

by: Suberu, Rotimi T.
Published in: Journal of democracy (1993)

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Igbo community histories:

by: Harneit-Sievers, Axel, 1957-
Published: Basel : Basler Afrika-Bibliographien, 1997

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Egungun among the Oyo Yoruba

by: Babayemi, S. O.
Published: Ibadan, 1980

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A study of some causative factors of substance abuse among selected secondary school students in Ibadan, Nigeria

by: Amosun, P. A.
Published in: African Symposium (2010)

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The politics of deceptive scapegoatism: "illegal aliens" and domestic social order

by: Mou, Dan
Published in: Odu (1988)

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Ethnic militias and the threat to democracy in post-transition Nigeria

by: Agbu, Osita
Published: Uppsala : Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, 2004

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Nigeria: the politics of marginalization

by: Ibelema, Minabere
Published in: Current history (2000)

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Outstanding customs and traditions of Ikwerre people

In seinem ersten Buch beschreibt der junge nigerianische Philosophie- und Religionswissenschaftler die wichtigsten Bräuche und Traditionen der Ikwerre. Die Ikwerre bilden die größte ethnische Gruppe im heutigen Rivers State. Sie leben in vier Regierungsbezirken: Emohua, Ikwerre, Obio/Akpor und Port Harcourt. Gemäß der Volkszählung von 1991 beträgt die Bevölkerungszahl 0,85 Mio. Der Autor benennt die geo- und ethnografische Verteilung sowie ethnosoziologische Entwicklung und Traditionen, z.B. bei Beerdigung und Namensgebung. (DÜI-Gbd)

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