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Did We Sleep Twice In Nigeria? by ektbear: 6:56am On Apr 14, 2013
Evidently the Tiv did this at some point:

"Numerous other studies have shown that splitting sleep into two roughly equal halves is something that our bodies will do if we give them a chance. In places of the world where there isn't artificial light -- and all the things that go with it, like computers, movies, and bad reality TV shows -- people still sleep this way. In the mid-1960s, anthropologists studying the Tiv culture in central Nigeria found that group members not only practiced segmented sleep, but also used roughly the same terms of first sleep and second sleep. ... [Yet] almost two decades after Wehr's study was published in a medical journal, many sleep researchers -- not to mention your average physician -- have never heard of it.


http://www.delanceyplace.com/view_archives.php?2137

Has anyone else heard of this within their own town/community/ethnic group?
Re: Did We Sleep Twice In Nigeria? by Nobody: 7:23am On Apr 14, 2013
Sleep ke? I don't joke with my sleep o! infact am still sleeping now as am typing. will sleep later in the afternoon and again at night. Uncle ekt_ bear , did i answer your question? cry

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Re: Did We Sleep Twice In Nigeria? by ArQueBusieR(m): 7:36am On Apr 14, 2013
I practice polyphasic sleep when I have a lot of work to do.

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