Vol. 16 No. 3 (2019) | Lwati: A Journal of Contemporary Research

Published: 2019-09-27

The Ibani (Bonny) Civil War of 1869 and the Obolo Response

Romokere Mgbowaji Benson

1-12

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Discord and harmony in Calabar: a study of intergroup relations, 1904 –2010

L.A. Edet

13-35

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A stylistic analysis of Nigerian states’ slogans: a syntactic approach

Bassey Ekpenyong, John Tanyi

36-49

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Loss as a metaphor for selfhood in Neshani Andreas’ The Purple Violet of Oshaantu

Iniobong I. Uko

50-63

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Putnam, Searle and Boden on mental cognition versus machine cognition: the journey back to the beginning

Richard Taye Oyelakin

64-86

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Ervwvu: etymology and the aesthetics of beauty in Urhobo cosmology

Philomina U. Ofuafo

87-102

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Collective bargaining as an instrument of conflict management and workers’ productivity in manufacturing companies in Cross River State - Nigeria

Godwin Beshibeshebe Ushie, Violet Oyo Ekpenyong

103-112

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Community-based organizations and the provision of agricultural inputs for rural development in cross River State, Nigeria

Kate Tawo

113-124

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Economic recovery, growth paradox and agricultural product marketing in Nigeria

Patrick Awok Mbum, Ighoteguonor Godfrey Ederewhevbe

125-148

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Lagos: the melting pot of African traditional religion and other foreign religions in Nigeria

Philomina U. Ofuafo

149-163

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Christianity, misogyny and women

Gabriel Eteng Nzeyo

164-181

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Dress code for women in Islam: a sociological investigation

Francis Felix Edet

182-188

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The Ibani (Bonny) Civil War of 1869 and the Obolo Response

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Discord and harmony in Calabar: a study of intergroup relations, 1904 –2010

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A stylistic analysis of Nigerian states’ slogans: a syntactic approach

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Loss as a metaphor for selfhood in Neshani Andreas’ The Purple Violet of Oshaantu

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Putnam, Searle and Boden on mental cognition versus machine cognition: the journey back to the beginning

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Ervwvu: etymology and the aesthetics of beauty in Urhobo cosmology

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Collective bargaining as an instrument of conflict management and workers’ productivity in manufacturing companies in Cross River State - Nigeria

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Community-based organizations and the provision of agricultural inputs for rural development in cross River State, Nigeria

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Economic recovery, growth paradox and agricultural product marketing in Nigeria

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Lagos: the melting pot of African traditional religion and other foreign religions in Nigeria

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Christianity, misogyny and women

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Dress code for women in Islam: a sociological investigation

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