IGWEBUIKE: African Journal of Arts and Humanities

IGWEBUIKE Vol. 6 No. 2, 2020

VIRTUE ETHICS: THE PATHWAY TO A SUSTAINABLE MORAL CHARACTER

Terna Patrick Francis

LIBERATION THEOLOGY, AN ANTIDOTE TO THE CONTEMPORARY FEUDALISM: THE NIGERIAN EXPERIENCE.

Uchenna Ebony Amanambu

MARGINALIZATION OF SOME ETHNIC NATIONALITIES IN THE NIGERIAN STATE: THE IGBO EXPERIENCE

Godwin Okaneme

AFRICAN CULTURE AS AN ANCIENT LANDMARK: CULTURE VERSUS IDENTITY

Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu

RELIGION AND ECONOMIC RECOVERY IN NIGERIA: A PROGNOSIS OF MODERN ECONOMICS OF RELIGION

John Clerk Koko

AN APPRAISAL OF SOME CULTURAL PRACTICES AGAINST WOMEN IN THE SOUTHEAST OF NIGERIA

Bartholomew Nnaemedo

HUNDRED YEARS OF BRITAIN?S NIGERIA: A HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSES OF THE IDEA OF A "NON-NEGOTIABLE UNITY”

Joseph Nnaemeka Agbo

AFRICA?S SELF DEFINITION IN A PLURALIST WORLD

SYLVESTER Idemudia Odia Cyril-Mary Pius OLATUNJI

THE ROLE AND CRITICISMS FACING THE FACULTY SENATE IN AMERICAN SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION

Peter Bakwaph Kanyip

LESSONS FROM A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF JESUS? AND INIKPI?S SACRIFICES FOR THE NIGERIAN CONTEXT

Eneojo Abalaka Idachaba

FATOO KHAN, THE COLONIAL COMMISSIONER'S MISTRESS: AN AMOROUS RELATIONSHIP IN COLONIAL GAMBIA

Hassoum Ceesay