Ejigbo Migrants Women in Abidjan, Cote d' Ivoire 1902-2012 - Olalekan Henry, Adebodun
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The book has showed the roles played by Ejigbo migrants women in the relationship that existed between Ejigbo people and the people Abidjan. The Ejigbo women have served in various capacities to bring peace between the people. It further showed that Ejigbo women had played a vital role in the socio-cultural and economic relations that existed among the people of Ejigbo and the people of Abidjan. Hence, the role played by these women did not only deal with the foregoing, it equally cut across the areas of development that could be seen in both towns which this study had hitherto looked into.…mehr

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The book has showed the roles played by Ejigbo migrants women in the relationship that existed between Ejigbo people and the people Abidjan. The Ejigbo women have served in various capacities to bring peace between the people. It further showed that Ejigbo women had played a vital role in the socio-cultural and economic relations that existed among the people of Ejigbo and the people of Abidjan. Hence, the role played by these women did not only deal with the foregoing, it equally cut across the areas of development that could be seen in both towns which this study had hitherto looked into. Through this review, the parts played by Ejigbo women in ensuring the development of both Ejigbo town and Abidjan, their host community was brought into limelight.
Autorenporträt
Adebodun O. H. holds a Masters degree in Univ. of Ibadan, (Ibadan) from department of History. He completed his B.A. in the department of History and International Studies from Osun State University, (Osogbo) in May 2011 and a PDE in Education from Ahmadu Bello University, (Zaria) in 2012. He is a member of Institute of Strategy Management ISMN.