Indigenous Languages
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Item Open Access Ifę shrines(Ife: University of Ife Press,, 1969) FABUNMI, M. A.Öràmfê; Ooduà shrine; Olókun shrine; Omitótó-ösé shrine; Obàtálá shrine; Yemòó shrine-İta yemoo; Orèlúré shrine; Olofęfunra shrine; Ęlêfôn-Èrekòşéjú shrine; Olüorogbo shrine; Elésue shrine; Băbáșigʻidi shrine; Odàlüfôn shrine; Ogun shrine Ôkë mògùn; Ogun Láàdin shrine; Éșů Qbasin shrine; Òkė-Itasę home of Ifá Qrúnmilà; Obamerì and Qbågèdě shines; Èsidále shrine; Òrişätęko ìjùgbê and Òrişà-akirè shrines; Örànmíyàn and Eédè shrines; Mọrēmi shrine and the Èsinminrìn streamItem Restricted Access Gbagyi Boda(Samtom Creation, 2014) SHEKWOLO, Gbagyiza DonayeGbagyi alphabets; Combination of consonants and vowels for pronunciation; Some domestic animals; Common animals; Kitchen utensils; Musical instruments; Body parts; Taste; Tools; Things we wear; Rooms in a home; Seasons/ Times; FiguresItem Open Access Our Cultural heritage, including our Art and Crafts: French Version(Lagos: Federal Ministry of Information, 1966) FEDERAL Ministry of InformationHeritage Culturel;La fusion inevitable;La Premiere literature;La Distinction;Nos arts et nos Artisanats;La objets d’art le pionnier a la culture Africaine;La sculpture en arts et Artisanats.Item Open Access The lost treasures of ancient Benin.(Lagos State: National Museum, Onikan, 1981-03) NKANTA, Michael A.; Emmanuel Nnabuenyi ArinzePunitive expedition 1897; Federal government efforts at restitution; Recent acquisitionItem Open Access The origin of Itsekiri-Urhobo brotherhood(Lagos State: Okpidjodji Printing Press, Amukoko., 1960-11-19) ORORORO, RaymondThe itsekiri and Urhobo spiral; Why the itsekiri win land cases; Let us emulate Lagos; Late Arthur priest remembered; Delta and it's people; The truth about who owns Warri; Evidences of oppression of the Ijaws in Warri by the ItsekirisItem Open Access The religion of the yorubas(England: A. Brown & Sons, Ltd., Hull,, 1942) LUCAS, Olumide J.Olorun the supreme deity; The major orisas; The deified spirits of ancestors and other spirits; The minor orisas; Priesthood and worship; The yorubas conception of man; Magic in yorubaland; Survival of hieroglyphics, emblems and other symbols.