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ekpoma-1074	Gregory Ebalu OGBENIKA, Ph.D.	EXPLORING PLATO'S IDEA OF WOMEN IN THE NIGERIAN CONTEXT	2021	20	.pdf	application/pdf	6975	245	48	It also questions and explicates Plato as being a Feminists due to his Exploring Plato's Idea of Women in the Nigerian Context | 121 contrasting views about them, after which the paper proceeds to aligns its view of women and its relevance to the Nigerian society particularly in the areas where women are marginalized and treated inhumanely. Therefore, Olu Awofeso, notes that although women were politically active and relatively less exclusive in decision making process in many pre-colonial societies, the advent of colonial administration with its anti-woman policies, gradually transformed a hitherto politically gender unbiased to a 22Anne Dickson, “Anatomy and Destiny: The Role of Biology in Plato's Views of Women” as quoted in Carol C. Gould and Marx W. Wartofsky, eds., Women and Philosophy:	cache/ekpoma-1074.pdf	txt/ekpoma-1074.txt