IGWEBUIKE: African Journal of Arts and Humanities

IGWEBUIKE Vol. 11 No. 5, 2025

IMPLICATIONS OF FOLK SONGS FOR EDUCATION IN AFRICA

Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu, PhD

MARKETING IN PANDEMIC: THE LIVED EXPERIENCES OF SMALL BUSINESSES IN COVID-19 AND LESSONS LEARNED

Catherine Chiugo Kanu, Ph.D Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu, Ph.D Zulikat W. Abiola

AN OVERVIEW OF GOD, ALLAH, AND CHINEKE IN CHRISTIANITY, ISLAM, AND ATR AND THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATIONAL DELIVERY

Afamnede Godfrey Oguechuo, PhD Nweke Innocent Ogbonna, PhD

GLOBAL MEDIA, LOCAL CONFLICT: BBC AND AL JAZEERA’S JOS 2010 COVERAGE

Abiodun C. Ayeni, Ph.D

APPRAISAL OF HYPER TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS IN THE LIGHT OF PANTALEON IROEGBU’S MODEL (A PHILOSOPHICAL INSIGHT)

Ignatius C. Uzondu, Ph.D

SOCIAL MEDIA AND INFIDELITY IN MARRIAGE VIS-À-VIS CCC 2380: A MORAL-THEOLOGICAL STUDY OF IGBO CHRISTIAN FAMILIES, NIGERIA

Chukwudebelu, Cyprian Oluchukwu

THE LAND QUESTION: A PHILOSOPHICAL EXAMINATION OF INDIGENESHIP AND SETTLERSHIP CONCEPTS IN NIGERIA

Amos Francis Dike, PhD Michael Enyinwa Okoronkwo, PhD Dike, Uzoma Amos, PhD

NATIONAL HOUSING POLICY AND THE CHALLENGES OF URBANISATION IN NIGERIA

Kussah, Terwase Kimbir, Ph.D.