In the Igbo women's war,women used song,dance,noise,and "in-your-face" behavior to attempt to subvert formal authority,but women did not gain any greater influence.

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The Igbo Women's War (also known as the Women's War, the Aba Women's Riots, or the Women's Market Rebellion) of 1929 in colonial Nigeria was a significant moment of protest by women, which led to changes in the colonial administration's policies and an increased recognition of women's rights and influence in the Igbo society.

In the Igbo Women's War,women Used Song,dance,noise,and "In-Your-Face" Behavior to Attempt