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DISCOGRAPHY Egboto Isinio ensemble, coordinated by Gabriel Peru Edeyometa. Based on

studio performance 1973. Akpola Recording Company, Benin City, Edo State,

Nigeria.

Egboto Isinio ensemble, coordinated by Gabrel Peru Edeyometa. Based on

studio performance (n. d.). G. E. S. Warri, Delta State, Nigeria.

Egbikumẹ, Azanọ. Biographical performance on Luke Otemẹwọ

INTERVIEWS 1. Chief Biokoro Utieyin. 2003. Sapele

2. Chief Onyore, R. E. 2002. Orodje Palace, Orerokpe

3. Mr. Ojachere, Robert. 2002. Palace,Orerokpe

4. Mr. Eyefia, I. P. 2002. Orodje Palace, Orerokpe

5. Mr. Ekpo , Abubu. 1998. Ogiedi-Elume, Sapele, Delta State.

6. Mr. Enyenakpo, Asama. 1998 & 2003. Okuophori-Elume, Sapele, Delta

State.

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7. Ma. Oniyemofen, Titi Oritsejonone. 1999 & 2003. Ogiedi-Elume

8. Mr. Etalo, Peter. 2002. Orerokpe

9. Mr. Adibo, Idisi. 2002 Onyeke

10. Okodide, Amukeye (Mrs). 2002 & 2003. Ughwoton

11. Mr. Olocho, Udogu. 2003. Mereje

12. Madam Orere, Kununu Comfort (Nee Amukoyo). 2003. Egborode

13. Madam Ikpekpe, Afefo. 2003. Egborode

14. Mr. Emakpo, Amereka. 2003. Okwovu Oduado

15. Mr. Ugbogbo, Titirin. 2003. Ogiedi Elume

16. Mrs. Ugbogbo, Omatie. 2003. Ogiedi Elume

17. Madam Titi Ovren. 2005. Iriabome Elume

18. Mr. Igbide, John Omaromwaye. 2005. Jeddo

19. Mr. Akataika, Edward. 2005. Jeddo

20. Mr. Waka, Daniel. 2005. Jeddo

21. Madam Azano, Akunuyaye Grace. 2005. Ughwoton

22. Mr. Akpo, Emiko. 2005. Mereje

23. Mr. Sapele, Ubeku. 2005. Mereje

24. Mr. Eghweye, Abolo. 2005. Mereje

25. Mr. Api-Asaniya, Daniel. 2005. Mereje

26. Mr. Akeregha, Nelson Adamierherhon. 2005. Adeje

27. Madam Ofurhie, Titi-Oyibo Maria. 2005. Adeje

28. Mr. Ekoadeje, Erhinyojare. 2005. Adeje

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29. Mr. Agbamino, Robinson. 2005. Adeje

30. Madam Alomere, Christiana. 2005. Adeje

31. Mr. Achenoghwa, Moses Oko. 2005. Jeddo

32. Mr. Ekpoke, Jackson Atokpefe. 2005. Jeddo

33. Mr. Uselu, Blacky. 2005. Jeddo

34. Mr. Ekitie, Owumi. 2005. Okwidiemo

35. Mr. Etephe, Jackson Evwighademu. 2005. Okwidiemo

36. Mr. Etefian, Harrison Okayogbane. 2005. Okwidiemo

37. Mrs. Eni, Esther. 2005. Iriabome Elume

38. Mr. Okomino, Paul. 2005. Mereje

INTERVIEWS ON TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL TERMS 1. Mr. Eni, E. W. Eriabome Elume

2. Madam Ojaimoni, Okokamo Ruth, General Hospital, Ekpan Effurun

3. Mrs. Erhirhie, C. O. Delta State University Health Centre, Abraka

4. Mrs. Osazuwa, V. A. Delta State University Health Centre, Abraka

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FIELD ASSISTANTS 1. Mr. Eyagha, Paul. Ughwoton

2. Mr. Ijede, Jacob. Ogiedi Elume

3. Madam Ovwufeti, Helen. Egborode

4. Miss Ovwufeti, Orakpohwerien. Egborode

5. Mr. Enyenakpo, Mineruayegba. Okwophori Elume

6. Mr. Oveisi, John. Mereje

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