Vol. 18 No. 3 (2025)

Articles

• THE UNKNOWN REFLECTION IN THE MIRROR: THE ANXIETY

  Nicholas Chielotam Akas

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• IMPACT OF LANGUAGE MISUSE AND VIOLATION OF MEDICAL ETHICS ON PATIENTS

  Goodluck Chigbo Nwode, PhD

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• INDIGENOUS EPISTEMOLOGIES AND RESEARCH PRACTICES OF IGBO (NIGERIAN) ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNICATORS

  Jude Nwakpoke Ogbodo , Gideon Idike Owo , Victor Clement Nweke

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• INFLUENCE OF AUGMENTED REALITY ADVERTISING OF MTN ON PATRONAGE AMONG RESIDENTS OF ABAKALIKI METROPOLIS

  Nworie Chukwuebuka Stephen, Samuel Chukwuemeka Nwaminin , Kenneth Jeremiah Aguiyi

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• PROMOTING READING CULTURE FOR SUSTAINABLE LANGUAGE EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

  Okafor Stela Amaka, PhD , Nmadumelu Obi

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• BEYOND DISABILITIES, THERE IS COMMUNICATIVE POTENCY IN THE PERFORMER'S BODY: A STUDY OF ONE-LEGGED SOLO PERFORMERS IN ENUGU STATE, NIGERIA.

  Nicholas Chielotam Akas

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• FOLKTALES: INDISPENSABLE INSTRUMENTS OF TEACHING AFRICAN CHILDREN MORAL EDUCATION IN THEIR “FIRST SCHOOL” (HOME)

  Okafor Stella Amaka, PhD

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• AWUJALE PRACTICE AND FORE PEOPLE’S PRACTICE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF RITUALISTIC CANNIBALISM AND MORTUARY PRACTICES

  Onukwube Alex Alfred Anedo, PhD , Ngozi Edith Anedo

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• THE CROSS-CULTURAL CHALLENGES IN THE GERMAN TRANSLATIONS OF ACHEBE’S THINGS FALL APART

  Otu Godswill Eze

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• THE JAPA SYNDROME IN NIGERIA: EXAMINING THE SOCIO-POLITICALAND ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS

  Allens Umunna Iheonu, PhD

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• CORRUPTION AND UNDERDEVELOPMENT IN AFRICAN LITERATURE: A REVIEW OF MEJA MWANGI’S KILL ME QUICK AND GOING DOWN RIVER ROAD.

  Emmanuel Inedu, PhD

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