Nigeria native stories
By: Josephat U. Anedoh
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: publisher not identified
Published: 1964
Place of publication: Onitsha, Nigeria
Language: eng
Number of pages: 40
Subjects: Tales
Table of contents: title: 1. The hunter and the sorceress (6-7); title: 2. The tortoise and dove (7-8); title: 3. How the cock and hen became domestic (8-9); title: 4. The tortoise and the cat (9-10); title: 5. The foolish thieves (10-11); title: 6. An old woman and Vincent (11-13); title: 7. The city rat and countary rat (13-14); title: 8. The cleverest suitor (14-15); title: 9. Tortoise the deceiver (15-16); title: 10. Hunter and the tiger (16-17); title: 11. The hare and the guinea fowl (17-18); title: 12. How the tortoise found a wife (18-19); title: 13. The tortoise became a chief (19-20); title: 14. Fire and tortoise (20-21); title: 15. Disobedient girl (21-22); title: 16. Sick lion and animals (23-24); title: 17. Kindness breeds kindness (24-25); title: 18. The importants of River Niger (25-26); title: 19. Lokpa and his canoe man (26-27); title: 20. Hunting in Nigeria (27-28); title: 21. Our chief (28-29); title: 22. Marriage customs in my countary (29-30); title: 23. Wine tapping Nigeria (30); title: 24. About Ifedu (30-31); title: 25. An amusing story (30-31); title: 26. A dance in Nigeria (31-32); title: 27. A brave dead (32); title: 28. Farming is for the educated too (32-33); title: 29. Kindness rewarded (33-34); title: 30. A dream I had (34-35); title: 31. When "Uzoaku" met "Ugwueje" (36); title: 32. A foolish man (36-38); title: 33. Native proverb (38-39); title: Nigeria national anthem.