Fast And Robust Adaptive Equalization Through Kalman Filtering

Asinugo, C.; Yurtseven, M. Kudret; Rahrooh, Alireza

doi:10.1080/02286203.1994.11760216

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“…Marriage of intending couples has been abruptly terminated by the simple reason that one of them came from the caste family. Adugani, Uzoaru and Obeta [17] reported the case of Emeka, a Spain based bachelor from Amichi town and Amarachi, a spinster from Igboukwu town all from Anambra State, Nigeria whose marital plan was shattered in 2012 by the refusal of Amarachi's family after finding out through investigation that Emeka is from Osu family. Amarachi's disappointment could be seen in her words Because we loved each other and wanted the marriage to work out, we did everything possible.…”

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The Unconquered Grounds: Christian Response to the Traditional Religious Discrimination against the Osu Caste in Igbo Land, Nigeria

Anyacho¹,

Anyacho²

2016

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The traditional religion of the Igbo of Nigeria stratified the society into two major groups namely the Diala and the Osu. The former enjoys every right and privilege in the community while the latter has limited acceptance. There are also other areas of social inequality which the paper addresses as social stigmatization that make the so-called Osu second class citizens in Igbo land. All these are based on Igbo traditional religious beliefs and/or superstitions. The continued existence of these stigmatizations in the twenty-first century and in the land where Christianity has stayed for more than a century is a major of the study. The paper, therefore, investigates into different dimensions of the discrimination and inequality against the Osu even after they have been converted to Christianity. It further looks at the reason why these have remained unconquered grounds when writers claim that Christianity conquered Igbo land many decades ago. The paper presents an ecumenical model that could be explored in handling the delicate issues so that conflicts could be avoided while trying to make the Osu assert their full fundamental rights in Igbo land.

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Section: Marriage and Sexual Relationshipmentioning

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The Unconquered Grounds: Christian Response to the Traditional Religious Discrimination against the Osu Caste in Igbo Land, Nigeria

Anyacho¹,

Anyacho²

2016

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Fast And Robust Adaptive Equalization Through Kalman Filtering

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The Unconquered Grounds: Christian Response to the Traditional Religious Discrimination against the Osu Caste in Igbo Land, Nigeria

The Unconquered Grounds: Christian Response to the Traditional Religious Discrimination against the Osu Caste in Igbo Land, Nigeria

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