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Author Ven Kumbukandana Rewatha TheroDepartment of Philosophy, University of Kelaniya,Kelaniya, Sri Lanka Abstract The present study examined job satisfaction amongemployees in the apparel and textile industry in SriLanka, with particular attention to differences associatedwith job level, gender, and marital status. A sample of120 employees was selected from Sumithra Garments(Pvt) Ltd., Polgahawela, Sri Lanka, using a

Author Cletus C.N. Nwadiogbu, PhDCommissioner of Police/Deputy CommandantThe Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil Kanocletusnwadiogbu@gmail.com +2348036014140 Abstract The deployment of non-state actors as auxiliary counterinsurgency forces has become a defining feature ofNigeria’s security responses to Boko Haram terrorism inthe northeast, armed banditry in the northwest andcommunal violence across the Middle Belt. Whilst sucharrangements offer short-term tactical advantages,including

Authors Felix Emefiele Gbenoba, PhDDepartment of Englishfgbenoba@noun.edu.ng/+2347033279672 Michael Enyinwa Okoronkwo, PhDDepartment of Religious Studiesmeokoronkwo@noun.edu.ng/+2349058209200 Christopher Chinedu Nwike, PhDLinguistics and Nigerian LanguagesNational Open University of Nigeria, Abujacnwike@noun.edu.ng/+2348037054985 Abstract This study examines the role of the English Bible inpromoting religious unity among Christians fromdifferent linguistic backgrounds in multilingualcommunities across the six Area Councils of the FederalCapital Territory

Authors Ikechukwu O. OnuohaDepartment of History and International Relations, Ndubuisi M. MbamDepartment of History and International Relations Fidelia U. NwomeDepartment of History and International Relations, EbonyiState University, Abakaliki Abstract The history of Catholic missionary activities andmissionary education constitutes an important aspect ofthe social and educational transformation of Abakalikiand its surrounding communities in southeastern Nigeria.From 1922

Author Nwigwe NwakaegoDepartment of Arts and Social Sciences Education,Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki.nwakaegonwigwe@gmail.com +2348033727159 Ụmịedemede E mere nchọcha a iji chọpụta mmetụta nkwado ndị nkuzina mmeta nke ọma ụmụ akwụkwọ Bezik dị elu n’asụsụIgbo na steeti Ebonyi. Nchọcha a nwere ajụjụ atọ gbaraọkpụrụkpụ, gbasokwa usoro nchọcha adịm nke nkọwasị.Na nchọcha a, e nweghị ohere maka nsere

Authors Chukwuemeka Nwosu, Ph.DSenior LecturerDepartment Of History and International StudiesFaculty of HumanitiesImo State University,Owerri+2348037112023barrchukwuemekanwosu@yahoo.com Donatus Nath Uzoma OkwaraFederal University of Technology,Owerri+2349060132276uzomaomoore67@gmail.com Abstract The purpose of this essay is to examine the intergroupinteractions between the Aro-Igbo and their Cross RiverBasin neighbours, with particular reference togeography, migrations, trade links, conflicts and culturalborrowings spanning through decades and centuries.Aro-Igbo

Author Blessing Ewa-Ibe (Ph.D)Department of Mass Communication,Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki.https//orcid.org/0009-0001-8540-8376ewa-ibe.b@ebsu.edu.ng Ai Use Statement:AI-assisted tools were used solely to support languageediting, organization, and improvement of the clarity andreadability of this manuscript. The author reviewed,verified all AI-assisted content and remains fullyresponsible for the originality, accuracy, integrity, andfinal version of the work. Abstract The proliferation of misinformation on