Politics, Violence and Culture: The Ebira Tao Nigeria Experience

Politics, Violence and Culture: The Ebira Tao Nigeria Experience

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Over the years Ekuechi (masquerade) festival of the Ebira people of Nigeria has drawn undue attention because of violence that often characterized its celebration.
 
Published at Professor Bassey ANDAH Journal of Cultural Studies. 3, 71-94
Published in 2010
 
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Joshua, Segun and Oni, Samuel
Joshua Segun
 
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