Kenneth Gyang

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   Birom Woman Evangelist, Vo Gyang of Forum (fl. 1927–9), Varieties of Christian Experience in Nigeria, 1982

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   Biyi Bandele and Kenneth Gyang, directors. Blood Sisters. 2022. 206 minutes. Nigeria. English, Pidgin, Igbo. EbonyLife Films. No price reported., African Studies Review, 2022

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   Kenneth Gyang, director. Confusion Na Wa. 2013. 105 minutes. English, Pidgin, and Hausa. Nigeria. Cinema Kpatakpata. Streaming on Dobox.tv., African Studies Review, 2014

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   Kenneth Gyang, director. Òlòtūré. 2020. 106 minutes. English/Pidgin/Bini. Nigeria. EbonyLife Films. Streaming on Netflix. No price reported. – CORRIGENDUM, African Studies Review, 2022

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5. 5.

   Kenneth Gyang, director. Òlòtūré. 2020. 106 minutes. English/Pidgin/Bini. Nigeria. EbonyLife Films. Streaming on Netflix. No price reported., African Studies Review, 2022

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6. 6.

   Wikidata, structured authority record Q6390155: Kenneth Gyang

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7. 7.

   “Kenneth Gyang”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading

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