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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Igbo Land"”.

  1. Sustainability in Southeast Nigeria Through Indigenous Environmental Education

    … why Indigenous Knowledge is declining in Igbo land, southeastern Nigeria, and the possibilities of using Indigenous Environmental Education to re-generate Igbo Indigenous Knowledge. The research, focusing on both Nigerian Igbo and diasporic Igbo, has the potential to add nuance and …

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  2. Statutory laws of intestate succession in south-east Nigeria: addressing the gaps of legal pluralism

    … courts to intestate distribution of property in Igbo land compared to superior courts. Furthermore, it compares Nigerian and South African intestate succession laws in order to draw lessons for law reforms. Ultimately, the research finds that the inadequacies of Nigeria’s legal framework on …

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  3. Statutory laws of intestate succession in south-east nigeria: addressing the gaps of legal pluralism

    … courts to intestate distribution of property in Igbo land compared to superior courts. Furthermore, it compares Nigerian and South African intestate succession laws in order to draw lessons for law reforms. Ultimately, the research finds that the inadequacies of Nigeria’s legal framework on …

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  4. The Theological Literacy, Beliefs, Attitudes, and Practices of Lay Catholic Administrators of the Catholic Secondary Schools in the Awka Diocese of Nigeria

    … evangelized and catechized the Nigerian Igbo people through the schools they built. In 1970, the Nigerian government confiscated these schools, and converted them to secular institutions. It also closed Catholic Teacher Training Colleges.</p> <p>In response to this, the Nigerian …

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