Vol. 11 No. 1 (2021)

Articles

• INTERCULTURAL PHILOSOPHY: PANACEA FOR THE CRISIS OF NATION BUILDING IN NIGERIA.

  Columbus N. Ogbujah, Nympha U. Nkama

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• IMMANUEL KANT’S NOTION OF SUICIDE: IMPLICATION FOR NIGERIAN SOCIETY

  Godfrey Chidiebere Asadu, Basil Ikechukwu Agbo

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• INTERCULTURAL PHILOSOPHY: IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATION IN AFRICA

  Cornelius Chukwudi Amadi

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• PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES ON DEMOCRACY AND DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA

  Philip Adah Idachaba

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• INTERCULTURALITY, JUSTICE AND INCLUSION AS CRUCIAL DRIVERS OF VALUE EDUCATION IN A MULTIETHNIC SOCIETY.

  Columbus N. Ogbujah

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• THE LOGIC OF PEACE IN TRADITIONAL AFRICAN WORLDVIEW: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS

  Emmanuel Iniobong Archibong, Remigius Achinike Obah

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• THIS IS A COURT OF LAW, NOT A COURT OF JUSTICE: BRIDGING THE LEGAL-MORAL DIVIDE IN HOLMES’ VIEW OF LAW

  Charles B. Berebon

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• FEMINIZATION OF THE HIV/AIDS EPIDEMICS IN AFRICA: ETHICAL CASE OF PERSISTENT DISCRIMINATION ON WOMEN

  Ibe Anthony Chiwuba

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• ONTOLOGICAL EQUALITY AS AN INTERCULTURAL PHILOSOPHY AND THE QUESTION OF LEADERSHIP IN AFRICA

  Peter Iorhom Akunoko

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• A CRITIQUE OF EJIOGU AMAKU’S REJECTION OF AFRICA’S COMMUNALISTIC ONTOLOGY.

  Joseph Nnaemaka Agbo

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