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A Brief History of Katagwan in Kagoro Land

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KAGORO TRIBE AND TRADITION OF ORIGIN; BY EDWARD JOSHUA

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History of Katagwan and Gworok Language Translation To English (The Oegworok Orature)

KADUNA STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION GIDAN WAYA   P.M.B. 1024, KAFANCHAN. Research Topic: TOWARDS THE REVITALIZATION AND PRESERVATION OF THE OEGWOROK ORATURE PRESENTED TO MR. AMOS D. BIVAN COURSE CODE; ENG 325 (ORATURE) DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH 13 TH JUNE, 2016    GROUP MEMBERS S/N Name Adm. No. Combination 1.         Edward Joshua 2013/---- Eng/Sos 2.         Joy John Murna 2013/---- Eng/Sos Introduction The term Kagoro, refers to the people, the language and the land, the town is located about 240km, south of Kaduna state capital. It occupies an approximate land space of about 110km sq, and has been in that place for over 200years. Kagoro was an adjunct of Jema’a local government Area before it was carved out together with Manchok (Sheliyo) district to constitute the present Kaura Local Government Area.             The origin of the p
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