IGWEBUIKE: African Journal of Arts and Humanities

IGWEBUIKE Vol. 6 No. 8, 2020

IGWEBUIKE AND COMMUNICATION IN NOLLYWOOD: A QUALITATIVE REVIEW

Justine John Dyikuk

IMPACT OF MODERN CONFLICT MANAGEMENT MECHANISM ON IGWEBUIKE PHILOSOPHY

Francis N. C. Iwuh

IGWEBUIKE PHILOSOPHY AND LEADERSHIP STYLES

OMOJOLA Immaculata Olu, (SSMA), PhD

IGWEBUIKE PHILOSOPHY, STRATEGIC RELIGIOUS ACTION AND THE THEORY OF CHANGE

Mike Boni Bazza, PhD

THE TEACHINGS OF THE CHURCH ON THE DIALOGUE BETWEEN CHRISTIANS AND MUSLIMS IN THE CURRENT WORLD A MODEL FOR IGWEBUIKE PHILOSPHY

Naanmiap Baamlong, OSA

IGWEBUIKE IDEOLOGY AND MARTIN BUBER’S I-THOU THEORY: TOWARDS A MODEL FOR AUTHENTIC EXISTENCE

Ejikemeuwa J. O. NDUBISI, PhD

THE DIMENSIONS OF IGWEBUIKE PHILOSOPHY

Ikechukwu Anthony KANU

THE IMPACT OF IGWEBUIKE IDEOLOGY ON PEACE BUILDING IN AFRICAN

Okafor, Emmanuel Ikenna (Ph.D) Ude, Chizoba Chilotaram Okolo, Rosemary Ngozi (Ph.D) Amaechi-Ani, Nneka Nkiru.

IMPLICATIONS OF HANNAH ARENDT’S AGONISM FOR MODERN DEMOCRACY: A CASE OF NIGERIA’S ELECTORAL PROCESSES

Godwin Michael Adahada

EXPLORING OUT REACH COUNSELLING IN PROMOTING GIRL-CHILD LITERACY IN ABUJA RURAL AREAS

Uchenna E. Enem, PhD Ifeoma C. Enem

THE CULTURE OF DEATH AND THE CRISES OF MODERNITY

Columbus Nnamdi Ogbujah, Ph.D.