Journal of African Studies and Sustainable Development

PROMOTING CULTURAL ARTIFACTS THROUGH POPULAR CULTURE IN A DIGITIZED NIGERIAN MUSIC INDUSTRY: THE IGBO EXPERIENCE

BEYOND THE ABSENCE OF WAR: TOWARDS AN INTEGRATIVE PLANETARY PHILOSOPHY OF PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE

RITUALS, SONGS, DANCES AND PROVERBS AS FORMS OF AFRICAN INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE (AIK) SYSTEM

WHEN DOES GOVERNANCE BECOME GENOCIDE? A PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF STATE POWER AND THE NIGERIAN CRISIS

REVISITING THE HISTORY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT TEXT IN AFRICA

THE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF THE RWANDA GENOCIDE: MEASURING CATASTROPHIC LOSS AND RECONSTRUCTING RECOVERY

A TRANSLATION STUDIES AND COGNITIVE LINGUISTIC-BASED CRITIQUE OF THE GERMAN TRANSLATION OF CHINUA ACHEBE'S THINGS FALL APART

NIGERIAN WOMEN OF POWER AND THEIR SOCIAL MUNIFICENCE IN A POSTCOLONIAL AND AVANT-GARDE PERSPECTIVE

SACRED GROVES AS INDIGENOUS CONSERVATION MECHANISMS IN SOUTH-EAST NIGERIA

AFRICAN ORAL LITERATURE PERFORMANCE AND AFRICAN CHRISTIANITY FROM THE 19TH TO THE21ST CENTURY IN NIGERIA

JOHN STAURT MILL'S CONCEPT OF LIBERAL DEMOCRACY VIS-À-VIS THE COMMON GOOD: A PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS

INSECURITY AS ONTOLOGICAL RUPTURE: ELITE MIGRATION AND ECONOMIC FRAGILITY IN CONTEMPORARY NIGERIA

THE CONCEPT OF SIN AND THE ANNUAL IKPU ARU (CLEANSING) RITUAL AMONG THE IGBO PEOPLE: AN INTERPRETATION OF THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF ORIGINAL SIN AND CHRIST EVENTS

THE CONCEPT OF DEMOCRACY IN THE POLITICAL THEORY OF JOHN STUART MILL: A PHILOSOPHICAL EVALUATION

EXAMINATION OF PRACTICE OF TAWHID (MONOTHEISM) AMONG EBIRA MUSLIMS IN KOGI STATE NIGERIA.