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AGBON-URHOBO FESTIVALS AND FEMALE PROHIBITIONS: A 21ST CENTURY DISCOURSE
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  • 2001Celebrations as Social Investments: Festival Expenditures, Unit Price Variation and Social Status in Rural India220 cited
  • 2007The Sacred Festival of Iri Ji Ohuru in Igboland, Nigeria14 cited
  • 2013Traditional Religious Festivals and Modernity: A Case Study of Female-Oriented Cults Annual Festivals in Ijebuland of South Western Nigeria9 cited

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