Vol. 4 No. 1 (2023)

Articles

• THE TRAGEDIES OF LEADERSHIP AND FOLLOWERSHIP FAILURES IN NIGERIA

  Prof. Elijah Okon John, Dr. Anthony Raphael Etuk, Dr. Willy Akpan Willie

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• IMPLICATION FOR FLETCHERIAN LOVE TO ASSISTED REPRODUCTION AND SURVIVAL OF HUMANITY

  Paschal Chinonye Anaeke

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• NEUROTHEOLOGY: A PHILOSOPHICAL OUTLOOK OF THE ISSUE OF APOTHEOSIS

  Oshinowo, Omolara Oluseye

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• THEORITICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF THE SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION PROFILES OF THE ANAANG BILINGUALS

  Edenowo T. Enang, Ph.D, Iniobong D. Utin, Ph.D

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• ANTICIPATING ELDORADO, CONFRONTING DYSTOPIA: MIGRATION, EXILE AND TRAUMA IN BRIAN CHIKWAVA'S HARARE NORTH

  Micah Okon Asukwo

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• THE PRECOLONIAL AFRICAN NOVEL AS A PALIMPSEST IN POSTCOLONIAL NARRATIVES

  Eyoh Etim

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• SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY THEORY: A ROADMAP RESPONSIBLE JOURNALISM IN NIGERA

  Philomena Effiong Umoren, Ph.D, Etop Okon Akpan

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• INTEGRATION STRATEGIES OF MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES IN THE TEACHING OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN THE RURAL AREAS OF AKWA IBOM STATE

  Christiana Paul Willie, Daniel C. Akarika, Ph.D

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• A DIRECTOR'S AESTHETIC TOOLBOX IN THE PRODUCTION OF VICKYBON UZUAZOR'S DIARY OF A PASTOR'S WIFE

  Mbede, Aniebiet Unwana

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• CRITICAL THINKING AND THE EVOLUTION OF UNIVERSAL SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGY

  Matthew Owoicho Itodo

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• AN APPRAISAL OF GODFREY OZUMBA'S INTEGRATIVE HUMANISM AND THE CHALLENGE OF DEMOCRACY IN NIGERIA

  Prof. Elijah Okon John, Willy Akpan Willie, Aniekan Ubong Ekefre

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• THE CIVIL STATE IN JOHN LOCKE'S POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY AND ITS RELEVANCE TO DEMOCRATIC PRACTICE IN NIGERIA

  Dr Terfa Nicholas Tughhemba

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• POLITICAL PHILOSOPHERS AND SOCIAL CHANGE

  Anthony Udoka Ezebuiro, Ph.D, Innocent Anthony Uke

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• KARL POPPER'S CRITICAL RATIONALISM AND THE QUEST FOR TRUE DEMOCRACY

  Oyekunle Oluwayemisi Adegboyega, Ph.d, Precious Uwaezuoke Obioha, Ph.d

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• EFFECT OF SECTORIAL DIVIDES IN THE DEMOCRATIC PROCESS IN NIGERIA

  Okpanachi, Elijah Ojochonu

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• AN APPRAISAL OF BERTRAND RUSSELL'S NOTION OF RELIGION AS AN ANTI-HUMAN DEVELOPMENT PHENOMENON

  Stephen A. Oguji, Ph.D, Rev Fr. Henry Ebo, Ph.D

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• THE AFAHA FACTOR IN THE RECONSTRUCTION OF AKWA IBOM HISTORY

  Uwem Jonah Akpan Ph.d

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• MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS AND THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY (2015-2019)

  Maureen Oki, Inna Frank Ogbise Ph.d

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• ISSUES OF THE INTERNATIONAL DEBT CRISIS: A STUDY IN DEBT DIPLOMACY, 1980 – 1990

  Asuquo O. Anwana, Ph.D, Peter Sunday Equere, Ph.D

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• VIOLENCE IN THE NAME OF THE FAITH: A STUDY IN RELIGIOUS EXTREMISM FROM 1992 - 2002

  Peter Sunday Equere, Ph. D

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• PROPAGANDA AND ETHNIC CONFLICTS IN NIGERIA: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

  Inwang Benson Utin Ph.D

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• INDIGENOUS AGRARIAN INSTITUTIONS FOR CAPITAL FORMATIONS AMONG THE IBIBIO PEOPLE, 1900-2000

  Okon, Isaac Edet, Ikechukwu Cosmas Ahamefule, Ph.D

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