IGWEBUIKE: African Journal of Arts and Humanities

AFRICAN GODS AS POTENT FORCES IN THE EFFICACY OF TRADITIONAL MEDICINE

ETHNICITY AND THE QUEST FOR PEACE AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: EXTRAPOLATING FROM THE PHILOSOPHY OF COMPLEMENTARY REFLECTIONS

LA MISSION DU CHRIST COMME MANIFESTATION DE LA TRINITÉ DANS L’HISTOIRE DU SALUT : UNE ÉTUDE ANALYTIQUE DU SERMON 52 DE SAINT AUGUSTIN

PARADOXES OF ADOLESCENT AND ADULT LOVE IN FEMALE SEXUALITY: NWABUEZE’S A DANCE OF THE DEAD AND A PARALIAMENT OF VULTURES AS PARADIGMS

SLAVE TRADE, COLONIALISM AND NEO-COLONIALISM: REVISITING CRITICAL ISSUES IN AFRICAN UNDERDEVELOPMENT

STRENGTHENING CAPACITY BUILDING IN THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT: THE NIGERIAN EXPERIENCE

IGWEBUIKE PHILOSOPHY AND HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION IN AFRICA

CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF POLITICAL GLOBALISM AND ITS IMPACT ON AFRICAN NATIONS

AN EVALUATION OF IMMANUEL KANT’S CRITIQUE OF THE TRADITIONAL RATIONAL PROOFS FOR GOD’S EXISTENCE

IGWEBUIKE AS AN IGBO-AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY OF INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP

RE-READING ICOR.14:26-40: ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES OF MALE CHAUVINISM IN AFRICA

THE IMPORTANCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCULPTURE IN CULTURAL IDENTIFICATION

THE RELEVANCE OF PHILOSOPHIC KNOWLEDGE TO OUR DAY-TODAY SOCIO-POLICAL LIFE