IGWEBUIKE: African Journal of Arts and Humanities

UNDERSTANDING THE AFRICAN PEOPLES' TRADITIONAL RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL BELIEF SYSTEM FOR EASIER AND BETTER HEALTH ADMINISTRATION IN AFRICAN COMMUNITIES

CHILD MARRIAGE AND GENDER INEQUALITY IN AFRICA: A PERSISTENT BARRIER TO DEVELOPMENT

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN NIGERIA'S OIL SECTOR THROUGH KANTIAN ETHICS: USING KANT'S DUTY-BASED ETHICS TO CRITIQUE SHELL, CHEVRON, AND NIGERIAN OIL COMPANIES' OBLIGATIONS TOWARD HOST COMMUNITIES

FEMINISM AND THE COMMERCIALIZATION OF WOMEN IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY: THE ETHICAL NARRATIVES

ECHOES OF AUTHORITY: THE ROLE OF THE IKORO DRUM IN UMUNZE SOCIETY, 1915–1970

A MILITARY HISTORY OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS BETWEEN THE IKWERRE AND THEIR NEIGHBOURS IN THE NIGER DELTA

LEOPOLD'S LAND ETHIC AND SACRED GROVES IN YORUBA COMMUNITIES: INVESTIGATING HOW ALDO LEOPOLD'S ENVIRONMENTAL PHILOSOPHY ALIGNS WITH TRADITIONAL YORUBA CONSERVATION PRACTICES

BOOK REVIEW

Subverting the Grotesque: A Critical Exploration of Atunyota Akpobome (Ali Baba)'s Stand-up Comedy as Nigerian Cultural Praxis

ETHNO-RELIGIOUS POLITICS AND ELECTORAL LEGITIMACY IN NIGERIA: AN INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS