Name: Inikpi
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Author: Nath McAbraham-Inajoh
ISBN: 9781468503524

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Editorial:: AuthorHouse UK
Año de edición:: 2012
Materia: Antologías (no poéticas)
ISBN:: 9781468503524

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INIKPI: The Warrior Princess is a fictional play based on the Igala legend of a princess who was sacrificed to secure the victory of her father’s army in a decisive war. This fictional reinterpretation celebrates the bravery of Inikpi, the princess, and extols the best virtues of the Igala nation-courage, loyalty, and sacrifice-which she embodies.

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