Akwa-Cross People of Nigeria
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African Studies
Africana Studies
Akata masquerade
Akwa Ibom State
Akwa-Cross
Annang
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Cross River State
Efik
Ekpe masquerade
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Gender and Minority Studies
History
Ibibio
Obudu cattle range
Obukpong Efik
Political Science
Print Media in Akwa-Cross
Radio in Akwa-Cross
Religious Studies
Sociology
Television in Akwa-Cross
Traditional deepfakes
War Studies
Product details
- ISBN 9781666934793
- Weight: 748g
- Dimensions: 157 x 237mm
- Publication Date: 15 Nov 2023
- Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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The Akwa-Cross People of Nigeria: History, Heritage, and Culture is the first comprehensive book on Akwa-Cross contemporary historical analysis, and its historical reconstruction. The Akwa-Cross people are the second largest minority tribe in Nigeria whose tradition, culture, language, and history are fast dying. This edited volume is a timely effort in salvaging this information. Previously, historical facts about Akwa-Cross people and their region were distorted, misplaced, and misquoted. Akwa-Cross People of Nigeria: History, Heritage, and Culture edited by Unwana Samuel Akpan corrects historical facts about Akwa-Cross peoples and cultures and provides a holistic and historic text on the history, heritage, and culture of the Akwa-Cross people of Nigeria. The contributors present a compelling collection of studies that build on the path-breaking Akwa-Cross scholarship and offer critical narratives and analysis on tradition, culture, economy, religion, sports, and media of the people of Akwa-Cross. The themes treated in this historic book play a significant part in advancing public discourse on Akwa-Cross and add to the Akwa-Cross pedagogy.
Unwana Samuel Akpan is lecturer in the Department of Mass Communication at the University of Lagos, Nigeria.
