id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
iaajah-5808	Emmanuel Osewe AKUBOR, PhD; Francis Adenekan Ademiluyi, PhD; Philomena Ayenoya OKOROAFOR	ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINISM IN ORAL TRADITIONS AND MIGRATION OF THE PEOPLE: THE OTO-ESAN EXAMPLE	2024	11	.pdf	application/pdf	7245	306	54	Migration, Environment and Economy : Migration into the Esan Area Traditions of migration into the various areas which constitutes the present day Esan community shows that, while other issues may have been involved, what was paramount in the minds of the progenitor of the present day people was the issue of economically sustainable environment and society. In his analysis, Akuba, P.A. (2003), argued that the river bank bordering Esan southeastern area in southern Nigeria attracted a large chunk of the migrants especially Igala people from Central Nigeria as a result of the resources it was able to provide for the people who were escaping from the oppression of Attah in Idah.	cache/iaajah-5808.pdf	txt/iaajah-5808.txt
