MIX-MEDIA IN SCULPTURE (A CASE STUDY OF EDE-ANO FESTIVAL IN ABAGANA, NJIKOKA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA)

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PREFACE

Ede-aro festival of Abagana has remained unknown to many people for just for the fact that well known authors have not taken proper insight on the works and cultural heritage of the people of the area. I developed the interest in carrying out this research project on this topic when I realize that nothing has been done on the Ede-aro festival in Abagana.

A town that cannot properly recall its historical past may not be able to define its stand today. Since then, it has been my intension to find out about the trend of Ede-aro festival and its implications on the community life.

For organizational convenience, this research project is divided into six different chapters. Chapter one which is an introduction presents in a parsimonious way the historical background of the study. It also looks at the method of research and general objectives of the study.

Chapter two studies the origin and historical background of Abagana location and people, while chapter three looks at the major event and activities of Ede-Aro festival, preparatory state.

Chapter four outlines the effects of the festivals on the social life of the people. Chapter five examines the input of foreign culture on Ede-Aro festival. While chapter six was the conclusion.

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title page

Certification

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Preface

Table of Content

CHAPTER ONE

1.0 Introduction

1.1 Preparation by the shrine priest

1.2 The life of an Aro priest

1.3 Statement of the problem

1.4 Aim and objectives

1.5 Research problem

1.6 Limitation

1.7 Definition of terminology

1.8 Tools

CHAPTER TWO

2.1 Literature Review

CHAPTER THREE

3.1 Project execution

3.2 Preliminary sketches

3.3 The Amature

3.4 Mounting and Finishing

CHAPTER FOUR

4.1 Project analysis

CHAPTER FIVE

Conclusion

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