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Analysis of the art forms used as costume in the Gologo festival of the people of Tongo in the Upper East region of Ghana.
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  • 2007Tongnaab: the history of a West African god115 cited
  • 2015Costume and Make up, as a Tool for Cultural Interpretation: A Study of Egba Festival of the Kokori, Isoko Local Government Area of Delta State13 cited

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  • 2020Festival Elements: A Source of Inspiration for Contemporary Fashionable Products2 cited

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