INNOVATIVE INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES AS PREDICTORS OF STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE AT THE SECONDARY SCHOOL LEVEL IN ANAMBRA STATE

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Authors Ezenwosu, Ngozi, E., PhDDepartment of Educational Foundations Faculty ofEducation, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awkane.ezenwosu@unizik.edu.ng +2348033880373 Osuchukwu, Caroline Nonye, PhDDepartment of English Language and LiteraryStudies,Nwafor Orizu College of Education, Nsugbe,carolineosuchukwu1@gmail.com +2348030998834ORCID ID NO: 0000-0001-7798-9927 Abstract The elucidation of innovative instructional techniques ineducational settings impacts students’ learning styles,enhances engagement through personalized learningstrategies, and advances academic achievement inEnglish

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CRITICAL DRAMA PEDAGOGY FOR INTERCULTURAL LANGUAGE COMPETENCE:REWORKING FREIREAN AND BOALIAN PRAXIS

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Authors Cynthia Adaeze Onuegwunwoke, PhDDepartment of English Language and LiteratureFaculty of Arts Alvan Ikoku Federal University ofEducation, Owerri, Imo State, Nigeriacynthia.onuegwunwoke@alvanikoku.edu.ng+2348037675151 Godfrey Ngozi Ogbonna, PhDDepartment of English Language and LiteratureFaculty of Arts Alvan Ikoku Federal University ofEducation, Owerri, Imo State, Nigeriaogbonnagodfrey82@gmail.com Ogechi Angela Nnadi, PhDDepartment of English Language and LiteratureFaculty of Arts Alvan Ikoku Federal

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REGULATING THE DIBỊA INSTITUTION IN ANAMBRA STATE: PROSPECTS FOR COMBATING FRAUD, PROTECTING CITIZENS AND PRESERVING INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE

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Author Chikaodili NwumeDepartment of African & Asian StudiesNnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka+2347035239569 Abstract The Dibịa institution constitutes an important componentof Igbo indigenous knowledge and cultural heritage, withhistorical associations with traditional healing, herbalmedicine, divination, spirituality and other specialisedforms of knowledge. In contemporary Anambra State,however, concerns have emerged regarding individualswho appropriate the identity of the Dibịa to engage

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THE EFFECT OF FAKE MIRACLES OF PASTORS IN OUR TRADITIONAL HEALING SYSTEMS

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Author Okoye Jacinta OgochukwuDepartment of Igbo, African and CommunicationStudiesjoo.okoye@unizik.edu.ng +2347062225560 Abstract This study examined the effect of fake miraclesperformed by some pastors on traditional healingsystems in Nigeria. Traditional healing has played animportant role in African communities through the use ofherbs, medicinal plants, bone setting, traditional birthattendance, massage, spiritual healing, and indigenousmedical knowledge. However, the increasing

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THE ENGLISH BIBLE AS A TRANSLATED TEXT AND ITS ROLE IN NATIONAL COHESIONAMONG CHRISTIANS IN FCT ABUJA

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Authors Michael Enyinwa Okoronkwo, PhDDepartment of Religious Studiesmeokoronkwo@noun.edu.ng/+2349058209200 Felix Emefiele Gbenoba, PhDDepartment of Englishfgbenoba@noun.edu.ng/+2347033279672 Christopher Chinedu Nwike, PhDLinguistics and Nigerian LanguagesNational Open University of Nigeria, Abujacnwike@noun.edu.ng/+2348037054985 Abstract This study examined the perceived role of the EnglishBible as a translated text in promoting national cohesionamong Christians in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT),Abuja. The study was anchored

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INNOVATION MANAGEMENT IN SMALL ANDMEDIUM ENTERPRISES: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF DETERMINANTS, CHALLENGES,AND STRATEGIC IMPERATIVES

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Authors Revd Dr Chukwunonso Joseph NosikeBusiness AdministrationNnamdi Azikiwe University, Awkaci.nosike@unizik.edu.ng Dr Okafor Ifeoma PathrolinaBusiness AdministrationNnamdi Azikiwe University, Awkaci.nosike@unizik.edu.ng Ajiwe Ogechukwu CordeliaBusiness AdministrationNnamdi Azikiwe University, Awkaci.nosike@unizik.edu.ng Abstract Small and Medium Enterprises constitute the backboneof global economies, contributing significantly toemployment, GDP growth, and regional development.However, their capacity to innovate remains constrainedby unique structural, financial, and operationalchallenges that

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THE IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION ON INDIGENOUS RELIGIOUS PRACTICES IN UMUARIAGA COMMUNITY

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Authors Samuel Mba Onwuka PhDDepartment of Religious Studies and Philosophy,Faculty of Humanities, Abia State University, Uturu+2348062584440 Samuel.mba@absu.edu.ng Nnabuko, Samuel ChibuezeDepartment of Religious Studies and PhilosophyFaculty of Humanities, Abia State University, Uturu.+2349066472629 revsammnnabuko@gmail.com Abstract Globalization, characterized by the increasing interconnectedness of societies through economic, cultural,technological and political exchange, has profoundlyinfluenced religious system across the world. This

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THE ROLE OF THE LOCAL CHURCH IN MISSIONS: A HISTORICAL EVALUATION OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST LOCAL CHURCH MISSIONS IN NGWA COMMUNITY OF ABIASTATE

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Authors Samuel Mba Onwuka, PhDDepartment of Religious Studies/Philosophy,Faculty of Humanities, Abia State University, Uturu,Nigeria+2348062584440, samuel.mba@absu.edu.ng Iheoma, Kennedy ChimezieDepartment of Religious Studies/Philosophy,Faculty of Humanities, Abia State University, Uturu,Nigeria Abstract In the study of Missions, local churches are referred to aseither “sending churches” or ‘receiving churches.”Sending churches are the home country churches whichsend and support missionaries, receiving

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PROPHECIES AND PROPHETIC INTERPRETATIONS: ISSUES OF BALANCE

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Authors Agbo, James Etta, PhDDepartment of Religious and Cultural StudiesUniversity of Calabar, Calabar, Nigeria.jamesagbo64@gmail.com Mamina Mba Ndifon, PhDDepartment of Modern Language and TranslationStudies, University of Calabar, Calabar, Nigeria.maminambandifon@unical.edu.ng +2348102752565 Ndem, Affiong Kingsley, PhDndemaffiong@yahoo.com Rev. Ime Udo Ukpong, PhD (In View)imeukpong239@gmail.com Udo UdemeEseme, PhD77.udeme@gmail.comTel.: +2347034456531; +2348131963433;+2349025711787; +2348033951547 Abstrac Prophecy and prophetic interpretation have remainedcentral features of

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THE TIV–JUKUN PERENNIAL CONFLICT INWUKARI, TARABA STATE, NIGERIA: THE ROLE OF INJUSTICE

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Authors Cletus C.N. Nwadiogbu, PhDCommissioner of Police/Deputy Commandant,The Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil Kanocletusnwadiogbu@gmail.com +2348036014140 Abstract The Wukari Local Government Area Tiv-Jukun conflictis one of the longest and deadliest cases of ethnocommunal violence in Nigeria’s Middle Belt region. Thecycle recurs with deadly regularity, and it has repeatedlydrawn in State and Federal interventions for more thansixty years.

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