AFRICAN CULTURE IN THE DIASPORA

Authors Agbo, James Etta – Ph.DUniversity of CalabarCalabar, Cross River State – Nigeriajamesagbo64@gmail.com+2347034456531 Ndem, Affiong Kingsley – Ph.D (In view)University of CalabarCalabar, Cross River State – Nigeria+2348131963433 ndemaffiong@yahoo.com Abstract African culture in the diaspora represents a dynamic andevolving expression of heritage, identity, and resilienceshaped by historical migration, displacement, andglobalization. This study examines the transformation andcontinuity […]

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THE IGBO APPRENTICESHIP SYSTEM (ỊGBABỌỊ) AS COLONIAL-ERA ECONOMICADAPTATION: CONTINUITY, CHANGE, ANDRESISTANCE, 1900–1950

Author Samuel Chukwudi UkachukwuDepartment of History and International Studies,ImoState University, Owerri+2348120659857samuel0706622@gmail.com Abstract This article examines the ịgba bọị apprenticeship systemamong the Igbo of southeastern Nigeria as an institutionof colonial-era economic adaptation between 1900 and Endnotes

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TOWARDS AN IGBO THEORY OF CONSCIOUSNESS

Authors Ferdinand Chukwunwike OkigboChukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University IgbariamAnambra State , Nigeria+2348035817908chinwikeokigbo@yahoo.com Johnpaul Chinedu Enemuo, PhDNnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State,Nigeria +2348063925912jc.enemuo@unizik.edu.ng Abstract The question of consciousness remains one of the mostenduring concerns in philosophy. From classicalmetaphysics to contemporary philosophy of mind,scholars have sought to explain the nature, structure,and significance of conscious experience. Discussions onconsciousness have

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FOREIGN POLICY AND NIGERIAN NATIONALINTEREST; A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OFPRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN ANDBUHARI ADMINISTRATION

Authors Okorocha, MatthewDepartment of Political ScienceFaculty of Social SciencesAbia State University, Uturu Ndukwe, KaluDepartment of Political ScienceFaculty of Social SciencesAbia State University, Uturu Abstract Historically, the trajectory of articulating andimplementing Nigeria’s foreign policy has been shapedby both civilian and military regimes. Essentially,foreign policy serves as the dual purpose of defining and guiding external relations of

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TRADITIONAL IGBO CULTURAL PRACTICESAND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION: ASTUDY OF INDIGENOUS APPROACHES TOCONTROLLING DEFORESTATION INSOUTHEASTERN NIGERIA

Authors Nwafam, Joy ChinyerePhD CandidateCollege of Postgraduate StudiesNnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra Statechinyerenwafam@gmai.com +23407030206031 Onukwube Alex Alfred AnedoDepartment of African & Asian StudiesNnamdi Azikiwe University Awka Nigeriaonunedo.alexlfred@gmail.com Abstract This study examined traditional Igbo cultural practicesand environmental conservation with particular emphasison indigenous approaches to controlling deforestation in Southeastern Nigeria. The study was motivated by theincreasing rate

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NARRATIVITY AS STRATEGY FOR THEMATICMANAGEMENT IN CHIMAMANDA NGOZIADICHIE’S PURPLE HIBISCUS AND HALF OF AYELLOW SUN

Authors Emmanuel Inedu PhDDepartment of English and Literature,Alvan Ikoku Federal University of Education, Owerri Gabriel, Oche Ukah PhDDepartment of English and Literature,Alvan Ikoku Federal University of Education, Owerri. Abstract This interrogates and evaluates the salient andinherent narrative techniques employed byChaimamanda Ngozi Adichie in her first two novels.The study is predicated upon the concept of realism;with

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SOCIO-ECONOMIC RECOVERY OF NIGERIA -CHINA RELATIONS AN ANALYSIS

Authors Matthew C. OkorochaDepartment Of Political Science Abia State University,Uturu okorochamatthew@gmail.com+2348061110788 Ndukwe Kalu EgwuDepartment Of Political ScienceAbia State University,Uturu Ikechi Victor C.Department Of Political ScienceAbia State University,Uturuchinonso_ikechi@yahoo.com +2348066518942 Abstract The study examines the nature, character, dynamics andmotivating forces behind Nigeria-China bi-lateralrelations and economic recovery of Nigeria. Wepredicated our investigations on complex interdependent theory, with materials

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DISPUTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY ANDPERFORMANCE OF DEPOSIT MONEY BANKSIN ANAMBRA STATE, NIGERIA

Authors Kekeocha, Ezinne MaryDepartment of Business Administration,Faculty of Management SciencesNnamdi Azikiwe University, Awkame.kekeocha@unizik.edu,ng, Nnabuife, Ezimma K. NDepartment of Business Administration,Faculty of Management SciencesNnamdi Azikiwe University, Awkake.nnabuife@unizik.edu.ng Chiekezie, Obianuju MaryDepartment of Business Administration,Faculty of Management SciencesNnamdi Azikiwe University, Awkaom.chiekezie@unizik.edu.ng Onwuka, Ebele MaryDepartment of Business Administration,Faculty of Management SciencesNnamdi Azikiwe University, Awkaem.onwuka@unizik.edu.ng4 Abstract This study investigates the

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EXAMINING THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTDEGRADATION ON QUALITY OF LIFE

Author Opara Innocent, PhDAirforce Institute of Technology, Kadunaoparainnocent73@gmail.com+2349047208097 Abstract The detrimental effects of environmental degradation onstandards of living cannot be exaggerated. Theconnection between environmental decline, livingstandards and sustainability has emerged as a topicalissue in international development debates especially inWest Africa where ecological pressures and socioeconomic weaknesses coincide. This paperfundamentally exploreshow environmental degradationaffects quality of life

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BEYOND ERROR: NON-STANDARD ENGLISHAS PRAGMATIC STRATEGY IN ABI DARE’STHE GIRL WITH THE LOUDING VOICE

Authors Olawumi Esther OladejoAdekunle Ajasin UniversityAkungba-Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeriaestheroladejo3@amazedon Oluwaseun Onaolapo AmusaAdekunle Ajasin UniversityAkungba-Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeriaoluwaseun.amusa@aaua.edu.ng Abstract This study reframes non-standard English in Abi Daré’sThe Girl with the Louding Voice as a pragmatic strategyrather than a linguistic error. Using Sperber and Wilson’s(1986, 1995) Relevance Theory, it examines howAdunni’s non-standard utterances achieve meaning,identity, and social

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