The igbo indigenous justice system views legal violations primarily as victimizations of an individual or groups of individuals, and secondarily as victimizations of the community and its. The administrative system is decentralized and characterized by the principle of acephalous (absence of a centralized government). It is therefore a chiefless society which was.
The igbo indigenous justice system views legal violations primarily as victimizations of an individual or groups of individuals, and secondarily as victimizations of the community and its. The administrative system is decentralized and characterized by the principle of acephalous (absence of a centralized government). It is therefore a chiefless society which was. Although most parts of igboland exhibit a decentralized political structure, they “embody a much more complex political system” (korieh, 2010, 28). The igbo political systems range from.
