CULTURAL CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN AFRICAN SOCIETIES
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LANGUAGE, POWER, AND IDEOLOGY IN KENJOJUMBAM’S THE WHITE MAN OF GOD
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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FROM RITUAL TO REVENUE: THE ORU-OWERE FESTIVAL AND CONTEMPORARY MUSIC BUSINESS
Author Mbara, Nnamdi Christian, PhD Abstract The Oru-Owere Festival of the Owere people in the South Eastern part of Nigeria is a vibrant celebration of culture,music, and tradition that has long served spiritual andcommunal purposes. But in today’s fast-changing world,where music and culture are increasingly tied to digitalplatforms and global markets, there’s a growing need
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ILU IGBO DỊ KA Ọ DỊ N’ỤFỌDỤ EJIJE IGBO NDỊE JIRI MEE NCHỌCHA
Author Augustine Chimaijem Ọkwọ Abstract This study investigates the re-enactment of Igbo proverbsin Igbo plays. The main objectives of the study are toexplore the contexts and the meanings of the Igboproverbs in the contexts they occur in the selected Igboplays. The selected Igbo plays in this research work are:Akpịrị Richie Ụzọ (A R U) and
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INNOVATION AS A STRATEGY FOR SUCCESSFULORGANISATIONAL TRANSFORMATION/CHANGE
Author Dr. Anokwuru Innocent Chijioke Abstract In modern business transitions, competition is described asthe key to success. Sale of goods and commodities dependlargely on how superior and qualitative is the commodity ofa given organisation compared to the other. This hascreated room for innovation that effectively assistsorganisations to transform from micro to macro. In thecourse of
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NTULERỊTA AGWA ỌJỌỌ, NTARAMAAHỤ HỤ NAMGBAGHARA N’IDUUAZỊ ATỌ NDỊ A HỌỌRỌ
Author Chioma Blessing Onwubie, PhD Ụmịedemede N’ime mmadụ Chukwu kere, ọtụtụ ihe jupụtara n’ime ya nakwana ndụ ya, agwa ọma na agwa ọjọọ. N’ezie, Chukwu e keghịmmadụ ka ọ kpawa agwa ọjọọ, mana n’ihi ndụ ọjọọ, omumeọjọọ na atụmatụ ọjọọ jupụtara n’ime mmadụ ka mmadụ ji werena-akpa agwa ọjọọ, na-ebi ndụ ọjọọ ma na-emekwa omumeọjọọ.
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THE ROLE OF INDịGENOUS TECHNOLOGY ANDTECHNOLOGY EDUCATION IN MY VISION 2036
Abstract Technology education is a major Educational Policy inNigeria. Attention is said to have been paid to it by variousgovernments, yet technology education has not yielded theexpected dividend. The much-emphasized vision 2010 couldnot hold thus, come another plan to move the country to theposition of one of the 20 developed countries of the world,tagged “Vision
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WORKPLACE FLEXIBILITY AS CORRELATE OFADMINISTRATIVE STAFF PRODUCTIVITY IN PUBLICSECONDARY SCHOOLS IN IMO STATE
Author Helen Chinelo Onuorah, PhD Abstract The main purpose of the study was to examine the relationshipbetween workplace flexibility and administrative staffproductivity in public secondary schools in Imo State. Tworesearch questions and two null hypotheses were tested at 0.05level of significance. The correlational survey research designwas adopted for the study. The population of the studycomprised
ÉKWÉ INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF IGBO SCHOLARS FORUM FOR SOCIO-CULTURAL ADVANCEMENT (INC)
Volume 19, No 1, April, 2026 ISSN: 2476-8448
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AN EXPLORATION OF PERFORMANCE CODES AND UTILITARIAN FUNCTIONS OF AFRICAN TRADITIONAL FESTIVALS THROUGH EWÌ-OLÓÒRÉ-ÒGÌDÌGBÒ.
Abstract In 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 given to widely known festivals such as Òṣun Òṣogbo, Mórèmí, Ojúde Ọba and Èyò, among