This paper critically x-rayedIgwebuike Philosophy and the African socialist ideology (Ujamaa) of Julius Nyerere. It also sauntered into a comparative study of both ideologies in a bid to proffer possible ways in which our “lost” brotherhood can be upheld and restored for the common good. It adopted the comparative method of inquiry and discovered that Igwebuike and Ujamaa have a lot in common given their common African roots.
Keywords: brotherhood, common, familyhood, igwebuike, philosophies, search, ujamaa