- incomplete,
noting that
Central Administration was yet at its
infancy in
Tivland. However, he also
believed that gradually, as
higher education progresses...
-
Seminoles Hunter-gatherer
Seminole Nation Shona Subsistence agriculture Mashonaland Tiv
Horticultural Tivland Urhbo Subsistence agriculture Niger Delta Zomia...
-
impact in
Tivland,
altering social norms and
reviving traditional rituals. He
declared himself the
spiritual and
political leader of
Tivland, a
claim that...
- in
check by
carefully monitoring their activities on the
frontiers of
Tivland, by
attacking their isolated outposts and
trade caravans, by strategically...
-
groups in
central and
southern Africa. The
British forces entered the
Tivlands from the east in 1906, when
there was
tension between the Tiv and other...
- now furious. So, he
schemed for the
throne to go to any
other part of
tivland but not his
kindred the
kunav people. His
schemes were
almost successful...
- and make it
comfortable for him. The
sacrilegist was
later banished from
Tivland by the Tiv
Traditional Council (TTC) with
instructions that no Tiv son...
- this view held by
several kwagh-hir
group leaders and
notable elders in
Tivland. Songu, an
ardent supporter of the
United Middle Belt
Congress (UMBC) revealed...
- of mud and
stone construction techniques. This
development is
common in
Tivland,
where the
ancient houses and
protective walls on hill-tops were constructed...
- "Chieftaincy and politics : the Tor Tiv in the
politics and
administration of
Tivland". P. Lang, New York, 2001.
Mvengada Jibo. "Between
continuity and change :...
