Traditional oath-taking as a panacea to ‘democratic corruption’ in Nigeria
July-December 2021 - Vol 9 Num. 2
No society can survive outside its culture and tradition. The preponderance reality of this claim reveals the need and essence of cultural values and traditions in advancing the course of a nation. Therefore, this paper interrogates the possibility of approving traditional oath-taking with particular reference to Yoruba...
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