Breaking barriers and stimulating dance accompaniment to popular music in Nigeria
January-June 2023 - Vol 13 Num. 1
Dances are part of our socio cultural identities in Nigeria. They are performed for different purposes and at different settings such as home, social gatherings, religious centres, schools, concert halls, dance halls and theatres. Some dance steps are peculiar to certain ethnic groups within each geo-political zone...
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