EKIKE MMỌNWỤ N’EDA IGBO

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Author Chima, Ụzọma OkpoNgalaba Lingwistikis Ọmụmụ Nzikợrita Ozi nakwalgboMahadum Steeti, Abia,Uturu.chimauzoma463@gmail.com+2348067310073. Abstract This study examines various Masquerades in Eda, lgboinitiation, traditional festivals and Religion. The purpose ofthe study is to have in-depth knowledge of the variousprocesses of Masqurades, roles, benefits, and disadvantages and their significance in Eda culture and Religion. Theresearcher used a descriptive method […]

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CHRISTIANITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS:TRANSMISSION OF SACRED KNOWLEDGE ANDECOLOGICAL CONSCIOUSNESS

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Author Benjamin Chukwunonso NwokochaDepartment of Religion and Human RelationsFaculty of ArtsNnamdi Azikiwe University, Awkabc.nwokocha@unizik.edu.ng +2347060430485 Abstract The contemporary ecological crisis has provoked renewedtheological reflection on humanity’s relationship with thenatural environment. Christianity, as a faith traditiongrounded in sacred revelation, offers a rich ethicalframework for environmental responsibility through itsdoctrines of creation, stewardship, incarnation, andeschatological hope. This paper

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A PHILOSOPHICAL INVESTIGATION OF GENDER ROLE ON INHERITANCE IN CONTEMPORARY AFRICA

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Abstract Gender is among the most globally discuss topic due to itsinherent nature which centre on the societal role place onmale and female that is mainly cause by religion andculture. Gender has a greater role to play as a majordeterminant factor with regard to the issue of inheritance incontemporary Africa, and inheritance according to Africanpoint

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LEAN ACCOUNTING PRACTICES AND OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY OF SELECTED MANUFACTURING FIRMS IN NIGERIA

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Authors Innocent Chukwuebuka NnubiaDepartment of Accountancy,Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka.ic.nnubia@unizik.edu.ng Awogwo Ogechukwu BridgetDepartment of Accountancy,Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka Cheche Kalu ChecheDepartment of Accountancy,Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka Abstract This study examines the impact of lean accounting practices onthe operational efficiency of selected manufacturing firms inNigeria, addressing a critical empirical gap in the application ofValue Stream Costing (VSC),

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YOUTH PERCEPTION OF AFRICAN TRADITIONAL MEDICINE IN THE AGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA

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Author Okoye Jacinta Ogochukwu Abstract African Traditional Medicine (ATM) remains an important partof healthcare in Africa, especially in areas where modernmedical services are limited. However, the rise of social mediahas changed how young people learn about and understandATM. This study examines how social media influences youthperceptions of African Traditional Medicine in contemporaryAfrica.Using a qualitative approach

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A PSYCHOANALYTIC EXPLORATION OF FEAR AND HIDDEN MESSAGES INSELECT NOLLYWOOD HORROR FILMS.

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Author SOMTOO ARINZE-UMOBI, PhD Abstract Nollywood horror films use fear as a canvas to explore complex themes like tradition,modernity, and spirituality, revealing societal taboos and cultural anxieties. By applyingSigmund Freud’s psychoanalytic theory, this study analyses how fear is constructedpsychologically and culturally in two films: The Origin: Madam Koi Koi (2023) and Livingin Bondage: Breaking Free

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AN EXPLORATION OF PERFORMANCE CODES AND UTILITARIAN FUNCTIONS OF AFRICAN TRADITIONAL FESTIVALS THROUGH EWÌ-OLÓÒRÉ-ÒGÌDÌGBÒ

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Authors Alonge, Isaac Olusola, PhD Bolarinwa, Abidemi, PhD Omotayo, Paul Olaoluwa, PhD Arinpe, G. Adejumo, PhD Abstract Yorùbá culture, traditional festivals play a vital role in cultural and religious expressions, yet many of these festivals, particularly those celebrated at the grassroots level, remain undocumented and underexplored in scholarly discourse. While considerable academic attention has been

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LANGUAGE, POWER, AND IDEOLOGY IN KENJOJUMBAM’S THE WHITE MAN OF GOD

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Abstract This study examined the relationship between language,power, and ideology in KenjoJumbam’sThe White Man ofGod, with a view to uncovering how linguistic and stylisticchoices encode ideological meanings and power relationsin the text. Adopting a qualitative approach, the study drewon insights from Leech and Short’s (2007) stylistic modeland principles of critical discourse analysis to investigatehow language

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