Bedroom, Kitchen and Beyond: Women in the Survival and Advancement of the Ijaw Ethnic Nationality of Nigeria
Keywords:
Survival, Advancement, Ijaw Ethnic Nationality, Nigeria
Abstract
Through historical times, women of the Ijaw ethnic nationality have proven by their activities and aptitudes, that the destiny of womanhood goes beyond the confines of the bedroom and the kitchen. This discourse opines that Ijaw women are cultured and have been champions in many endeavors of life. The discourse examines the Ijaw women from ancient to modern times.
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5. Ejituwu, N.C. and Gabriel A.O.I., (2003). Women in Nigerian History: The Rivers and Bayelsa States Experience, Port Harcourt, Onyoma Research Publications.
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11. Snyder, M.C. and Tadesse, M., (1995). African Women and Development: A History, London, Zeb Books Ltd.
Published
2023-03-15
How to Cite
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Olali, S.T. 2023. Bedroom, Kitchen and Beyond: Women in the Survival and Advancement of the Ijaw Ethnic Nationality of Nigeria. International Journal on Integrated Education. 6, 3 (Mar. 2023), 119-127. DOI:https://doi.org/10.17605/ijie.v6i3.4124.
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