About the Journals
The Igbo Scholars Forum for Socio-Cultural Advancement (INC.), with headquarters located at the Department of African & Asian Studies, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Nigeria, manages three international, multidisciplinary journals: Ekwe Journal, IgboScholars International Journal, and Ideal International Journal.
Core Focus and Objectives
All three journals are multidisciplinary publications dedicated to the systematic articulation of:
- Igbo/African ideas, thoughts, and beliefs.
- Culture and civilization, symbols, and institutions.
- History, law and order, social life, and security.
- Science and technology, engineering, agriculture, and crafts.
- Economy, business relations, public policy, and comparative politics, strategy, and environment.
- Language and literature, philosophy, and religion.
- Medicare and health-related traditional systems.
Mission And International Vision
The primary mission of these journals is to search, collect, analyze, and evaluate Igbo and African thoughts and beliefs as they concern humanity and the wider world across the sciences, arts, social sciences, and humanities. Furthermore, the journals aim to explore how Igbo and African culture can relate with other cultures of the world to foster greater global peace, mutual understanding, and security.
Submission Frequency
The journals accept well-researched manuscripts on a rolling basis (24/7), publishing three or more issues annually.