SOME KEY RELIGIOUS CONCEPTS OF THE ANNANG
Enang, Kenneth; Africana Marburgensia, 1987; 12: 21-35. (journal article)

 

ASPECTS OF ANNANG RELIGION: A PRELIMINARY EXPLORATION
Mbon, Friday M.; Africana Marburgensia, 1987; 12: 5-20.

 

DIGITAL DERMATOGLYPHIC PATTERNS OF ANNANG ETHNIC GROUP IN AKWA IBOM STATE OF NIGERIA
E. P. Ekanem, M. A. Eluwa, G. U. Udoaffah, T. B. Ekanem & A. O. Akpantah. The Internet Journal of Biological Anthropology. 2009 Volume 3 Number 1

 

SOCIO-CULTURAL DIMENSION OF AIDS PREVENTION: THE WOMEN PERSPECTIVE IN THE ANNANG ETHNIC NATIONALITY.
Ikorok, Maria Michael. Afe. Journal of Minorities Studies, 5, no. 1 (2003). 82-90.

 

THE UNACCLAIMED HEROINES AND CONTEMPORARY ANNANG WOMEN: TRENDS, OPTIONS AND PROSPECTS.
Uko, Iniobong I. Humanities Review: 2001 1(1): 61-66)

 

COMMUNITY PERCEPTION OF THE CAUSES OF MATERNAL MORTALITY AMONG THE ANNANG OF NIGERIA'S SOUTH-EAST COAST.
Umoiyoho,  A. J; Abasiattai, A. M.; Udoma, E. J. & Etuk, S. J. Tropical Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Vol. 22(2)  (2005) 189-192

 

THE SOCIAL RELEVANCE OF THE GOOD NEWS COMMUNITY IN ANANNG SOCIETY.
Essien, A. Afe Annang Journal of Minority Studies. Vol 1. No 111. (2000). Pp. 17-33.

 

NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT AND THE GOSPEL OF PROSPERITY: THE NIGERIAN EXPERIENCE.
Essien, A. Oracle: International Journal of Culture, Religion and Society. Vol 1. No 1. (2000) pp. 40-46.

 

(1962) ANNANG ART, DRAMA AND SOCIAL CONTROL
Messenger, John C., African Studies Bulletin  (5) 2 p. 29-35. New York: African Studies Association

 

TOTAL THEATRE IN ANNANG FOLK ART. NIGERIAN HERITAGE
Ebewo, Patrick (1999)  Eka-Ekong - journal of the National Commission for Museums and Monuments. 8, 1999, pages 85-100. Abuja

 

CULTURAL ELABORATIONS OF OBESITY - FATTENING PRACTICES IN PACIFIC SOCIETIES.
Pollock, N. J. Asia Pacific J Clin Nutr (1995) 4: 357-360

 

SOCIO-CULTURAL DIMENSION OF AIDS PREVENTION: THE WOMEN PERSPECTIVE IN THE ANNANG ETHNIC NATIONALITY.
Ikorok, Maria Michael. Afe. Journal of Minorities Studies, 5, no. 1 (2003). 82-90.

 

THE "LEOPARD" KILLINGS OF SOUTHERN ANNANG, NIGERIA, 1943-48.
Nwaka, Geoffrey I: Africa 56:4 (1986): 417-440.

 

WHO OWNS THE OIL? THE POLITICS OF ETHNICITY IN THE NIGER DELTA OF NIGERIA.
Ejobowah, John Bowe: Africa Today 47:1 (Winter 2000): 28-47

 

ARTISTS' REPUTATIONS: NEGOTIATING POWER THROUGH SEPARATION AND AMBIGUITY.
Kasfir, Sidney Littlefield- African Arts 33:1 (Spring 2000): 70-77

 

THE SYMBOLISM OF THE NIGERIAN WOMEN'S WAR OF 1929: AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL STUDY OF AN ANTI-COLONIAL STRUGGLE.
Umoren, U. E. ASM 16 (2) (1995)  pp 61 - 72

 

CROSS RIVER RELIGION
By: Hackett, Rosalind I. J. (ed.); Africana Marburgensia, 1987; 12.

 

THE "LEOPARD" KILLINGS OF SOUTHERN ANNANG, NIGERIA, 1943-48.
By: Nwaka, Geoffrey I.. Africa, 1986, Vol. 56 Issue 4, p417,

 

COMMENT OF THE "LEOPARD" KILLINGS.
By: McCall, J. A. G.. Africa, 1986, Vol. 56 Issue 4, p441.

 

TRADITIONAL BIRTH ATTENDANTS AMONG THE ANNANG OF NIGERIA. CURRENT PRACTICES AND PROPOSED PROGRAMS.
By Brink PJ, Soc Sci Med, 1982; Vol. 16 (21), pp. 1883-92

 

BRUTALITY TO TWINS IN SOUTH-EASTERN NIGERIA: WHAT IS THE EXISTING SITUATION? (ENG; INCLUDES ABSTRACT)
By Asindi AA, West Afr J Med, 1993 Jul-Sep; Vol. 12 (3), pp. 148-52

 

VALUE ORIENTATIONS AS AN ASSESSMENT TOOL IN CULTURAL DIVERSITY.
By Brink, Pamela J.; Nursing Research, Vol 33(4), Jul-Aug 1984. pp. 198-203.

 

RELIGION AND TRADITIONAL MEDICINE: AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL CASE STUDY OF A NIGERIAN TREATMENT OF MENTAL ILLNESS.
By Umoren, Uduakobong E.; Medical Anthropology, Vol 12(4), Nov 1990. pp. 389-400.

 

THE FATTENING ROOM AMONG THE ANNANG OF NIGERIA. (ENG)
By Brink PJ, Med Anthropol, 1989 Nov; Vol. 12 (1), pp. 131-43

 

FIRST WORD.
By African Arts, Apr92, Vol. 25 Issue 2, p1, 4p

 

THE POLITICS OF PLUNDER: THE RHETORICS OF ORDER AND DISORDER IN SOUTHERN NIGERIA.
By: Gore, Charles; Pratten, David. African Affairs, Apr2003, Vol. 102 Issue 407, p211, 30p

 

THE FATTENING ROOM REVISITED.
By: Brink, Pamela J.. Western Journal of Nursing Research, Apr90, Vol. 12 Issue 2, p143, 2p

 

TRAINING TRADITIONAL BIRTH ATTENDANTS REDUCES MATERNAL MORTALITY AND MORBIDITY. (ENG)
By Brennan M, Trop J Obstet Gynaecol, 1988; Vol. 1 (1), pp. 44-7

 

THE UNACCLAIMED HEROINES AND CONTEMPORARY ANNANG WOMEN: TRENDS, OPTIONS AND PROSPECTS
By Iniobong Uko Humanities Review Journal Vol 1 (1) 2001

 

BRUTALITY TO TWINS IN SOUTH-EASTERN NIGERIA: WHAT IS THE EXISTING SITUATION? (ENG; INCLUDES ABSTRACT)
By Asindi AA, West African Journal Of Medicine [West Afr J Med], 1993 Jul-Sep; Vol. 12 (3), pp. 148-512

 

FIRST WORD.
By African Arts, Apr92, Vol. 25 Issue 2, p1, 4p

 

POVERTY & THE EXTENDED FAMILY SYSTEM: ANNANG COMMUNITY CASE
By: Ibuot, Sylvester. Poverty & The Extended Family System: Annang Community Case, 1991

 

'THE LAND OF UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES'.
By New African, Jan2006 Issue 447, p45-47, 3p