Vol. 20 No. 2 (2022)

Articles

• PARTICIPATIVE LEADERSHIP: ALMOST A LOST ACT IN MODERN CHURCH LEADERSHIP

  O. A. Ogbeifun, Gideon Y. Tambiyi, Musa A. B. Gaiya

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• PARTIALITY IN AFRICAN ETHICS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE

  OBIOHA, Uwaezuoke Precious, PhD, ADEGBOYEGA, Oluwayemisi Oyekunle, PhD

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• COVID-19: OF CARE ETHICS, CARE HOMES AND CARE FOR THE ELDERLY

  Andrew Onwudinjo

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• BETWEEN REALISM AND IDEALISM IN PHILOSOPHY: A CRITIQUE

  Gregory Ebalu Ogbenika, PhD, Alex Orisheminone

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• CRITIQUE OF BERKELEY’S THEORY OF SUBJECTIVE PERCEPTION BASED ON PERCEPTION IN AUTONOMOUS ROBOTICS

  Kezie Celestine Chidozie

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• UNDERSTANDING POPPER’S CONCEPTION OF SCIENCE THROUGH CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF HIS KEY CONCEPTS

  Charles Kosolu Onebunne, Prof. Bonachristus Umeogu

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• LEADERSHIP OMNIPOTENCE AND THE ABUSE OF POWER AMONG MEN OF GOD IN NIGERIA: A PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS

  Hyginus Chibuike Ezebuilo, PhD

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• THE PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATION OF RITES OF PASSAGE AMONG IWHURUOHA (IKWERRE) PEOPLE OF NIGER DELTA

  Grace Lawrence-Hart, PhD

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• LANGUAGE IN NIGERIA: A NATIONAL QUESTION

  Prof. Jerome Ikechukwu Okonkwo

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• AFRICAN TABOOS AS GUARDIANS OF THE ENVIRONMENT: A DIALOGUE IN INDIGENOUS ENVIRONMENTALISM

  Ikechukwu Anthony KANU, PhD, Ejikemeuwa J. O. NDUBISI, PhD

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