AMAMIHE Journal of Applied Philosophy

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IN THE NIGER DELTA THROUGH AMARTYA SEN'S JUSTICE FRAMEWORK: EVALUATING OIL POLLUTION, DISPLACEMENT, AND LOCAL RIGHTS WITHIN SEN'S IDEA OF JUSTICE AND HUMAN FREEDOMS

THE ADMINISTRATION OF UTHMAN BIN FODIO AS A MODEL FOR GOOD AND EFFECTIVE GOVERNANCE TO THE CONTEMPORARY NIGERIAN LEADERS.

GARETH HARDIN’S LIFEBOAT ETHICS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY OF THE NIGER-DELTA REGION

GENDERED VIOLENCE AND WAR: THE IMPACT OF THE NIGERIAN CIVIL WAR (1967–1970) ON WOMEN IN ANAMBRA STATE

BALANCING CORPORATE STRATEGY AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: ANALYZING SHELL BP'S ROLE IN NIGERIA’S OIL INDUSTRY

PHILOSOPHICAL MODELS FOR SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

PETER SINGER'S UTILITARIAN ETHICS AND PUBLIC HEALTH IN NIGERIA: ASSESSING HEALTHCARE INEQUALITY, VACCINATION DISTRIBUTION, AND MORAL DUTIES TOWARD THE POOR

BOOK REVIEW

LEGITIMACY OR ILLUSION? AN EXAMINATION OF THE MORAL GROUNDS OF POLITICAL OBLIGATION IN THE FACE OF WOLFF’S PHILOSOPHICAL ANARCHISM IN NIGERIA