19 result(s) found.
Authors: Emmanuel M. Omekara | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
omen in Nigeria experience many forms of abuse of their political, social, economic and natural rights as a result of the patriarchal system in place. This paper examines cultural practices that entre...
Open AccessAuthors: Faith Nkem Okobia | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
This study examined the ambivalence of the proliferation of churches in Nigeria, which is a source of concern to every rational minded person because churches and Christians are increasing but wickedn...
Open AccessAuthors: Margaret Chijioke Ibeku | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
Internal displacement in Nigeria can be traced back to the post-independence period. The current phase of displacement began on a large scale in the North East geo-political zone in 2009. To date, it ...
Open AccessAuthors: Barnabas E. Izegede & Judemary Ikechukwu Anyigor | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
The Nigeria’s socio-political crisis has become over time a concern among African socio-political thinkers worried over the prevalent evil called politicking in her democracy, especially from their ...
Open AccessAuthors: Oliver C. Igwe | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
The theology of blaming Satan and demonic forces for personal, institutional, and national challenges has become a significant feature of contemporary Nigerian Pentecostal ecclesiology. This framework...
Open AccessAuthors: Michael O. Ejiodu, Divine O. Ogede | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
This paper explores the theme of religious fundamentalism as dramatized in Ahmed Yerima’s plays Attahiru and Odenigbo. These plays foreground how religion is manipulated by characters as a tool for ...
Open AccessAuthors: Bukola A. Folaranmi, Olusegun A. Harmona | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
Change is a fascinating reality in human existence. Everything seems to be affected by change. In the Ilaje kingdom, the worship of Ayelala remained a major religious preoccupation of many adherents o...
Open AccessAuthors: Michael, N. Nwoko | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
This study explores the Wife-Sister Episodes in Genesis, examining the complexities of human nature and the challenges of navigating cultural and social norms. Using the Faith and Trust Theory and Dec...
Open AccessAuthors: Obiageri L. Oduh, Kingsley C. Izuogu, Walter Ihejirika | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
Advancements in information and communication technologies have really revolutionized the way and manner of gathering and disseminating information across the globe. The situation is such that at the ...
Open AccessAuthors: Ejitu N. Ota, Tournaregha Akposiemokumo, Ikechukwu, Adiele | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
Since independence in 1960, Nigeria has had to contend with a myriad of problems which in no small measure, have impacted negatively on the country’s socioeconomic development and international imag...
Open AccessAuthors: Emmanuel C. Agoha | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
This study explores King Solomon’s application of wisdom in governance as presented in biblical narratives, particularly 1 Kings 3:1–28 and examines how such wisdom principles could inform the lea...
Open AccessAuthors: Enoh J. Okafor, Patricia N. Oyibo | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
The paper is based on the system theory which postulates that the components of government as well as the society are both analytical and dynamic. Words and music are two distinct symbolic modes. Yet,...
Open AccessAuthors: Olumide J. Oki | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to shape various facets of creative industries globally, its integration into theatre production raises important questions about authorship, aesthetics, and ...
Open AccessAuthors: Success Ebipade Perefagha, Adikiba G. Boyle | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
Carnival floats represent a distinctive fusion of visual art, performance, and cultural expression and are frequently associated with vibrant processions. They have historically been a significant par...
Open AccessAuthors: Samuel Ngozi Agu, Reason Emma Abajuo | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
This paper examines the Maazi greeting of the Ngwa people of Southeastern Nigeria as a philosophical and ethical compendium rather than a mere cultural ritual. Rooted in oral tradition, Maazi embodies...
Open AccessAuthors: Chinwendu A. Nwizu | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
Terrorism is a major problem today in the Nigerian space. The different regions of the country are battling with one version of terrorism or the other. This current development has generated high leve...
Open AccessAuthors: Ejitu N. Ota and Cosmas O. Onozie | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
. On May 30, 1967, the former Eastern region of Nigeria formally announced its secession from the Nigerian federation. A concatenation of factors and circumstances led to the declaration of Biafra as ...
Open AccessAuthors: Afam N. Ebeogu | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
One challenge confronting the Folklore scholar teaching in the Nigerian University is teaching the subject to students who may not have been acquainted with the subject before university education. Ma...
Open AccessAuthors: Samuel N. Agu | Journal: ABIA JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES
Traditions of Igbo Origin: A Study of Pre-Colonial Population Movements in Africa by Professor Emeritus John Nwachimereze Oriji presents a comprehensive historical account of the origins and migration...
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