Volume 4, No 4

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  • 1. A Contrastive Analysis of Three Semantic Fields of English and Obolo Languages By Ibiere Ken–Maduako, PhD & Ordu, Tryphosa Godspower, PhD
  • 2. Challenges and Prospects of Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission of Nigeria By Lawrence O. Odeh, PhD & Collins Odigie
  • 3. Legislative Corruption and Its Sociological Consequences: The Nigerian Experience in Perspective By Gabriel Favour Eke, PhD & Juliet Ohenokobosare Esiegboma, PhD
  • 4. Failure of Public Enterprises in Nigeria: BEDC in Edo State as a Focal Point By Urhoghide, P.I., PhD & Sunday Okungbowa Uhunmwuangho, PhD
  • 5. Life as a Privilege and Not a Right: The Tyrannical Redefination of Life by the Nigerian State and Its Law Enforcement Agencies. By Valentine Adetayo Inagbor & Ikuabe Dominic
  • 6. A Discourse on Chi in Igbo Religious Metaphysics By Christian O. Ele, PhD
  • 7. Globalization and Nigeria’s Trade Development: Prospects and Problems, 2014-2019 By Ndubuisi, Uchechukwu & Ibeh, Jeffrey Mataram
  • 8. Stress in Industrial Situations: Implications and Remedies for Nigerian Industries By Okere Loveday, PhD, Okolo, Biriyai Samuel & Okoro, Stephen Chikaodi
  • 9. Dimensions and Application of International Human Rights Instruments in Africa: Disjuncture, Contradictions and Challenges. By Banigo, Ubokulom Jossey & Ibiamu, Gogo Patrick
  • 10. Egelege Cultural Festival amongst the Aluu People of South-South Nigeria: An Instrument of Social Cohesion and Intergroup Relations By Mbadiwe Jeremiah, PhD
  • 11. Textile Education and Communication Gap between the Industries and Consumers for Economic Development By Oyenike Eseagwu O. PhD
  • 12. Thematic Analysis of the Garden Sculptures in Zaria Art School By Francis Ebunola Allan Oladugbagbe
  • 13. African Indigenous Industries and Colonial Incursion: A Real Examination By Edna Adagogo Brown PhD
  • 14. The Place of Pots in the Traditional Religious Practices of Okpe People By Oghenekevwe E. Abamwa, PhD
  • 15. The Changing Patterns of Market Centres in Idomaland, 1900 - 2000: The Case of Emerging Role of Market Intermediaries in Contemporary Idomaland By Agbo Mathew Oga PhD, Samuel Alegwu Omanchi, PhD & Ejor Chinedu Emmanuel, PhD
  • 16. Pragmatic Failure in Intra-Cultural Communication: A Case of the Igbo Language By Eunice C. Osuagwu & Favour C. Adibe
  • 17. Theo-Sophy of Prosperity Preaching: Towards Its Logic, Contents, and Appealing Factors. By Burabari Sunday Deezia & Ben O. Onu
  • 18. Examining the Influence of Music Lecturers on Students of Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Port Harcourt. By Bernadette Chinedu Ugochukwu & Prosper Kofi Agboga
  • 19. An Examination of Effective Teaching of English Language as an Antidote to Academic Failure among Nigerian Youths By Adeniyi, F.O. & Olowoyeye, Cyril Abioye Charles
  • 20. Land Alienation in Settler Colonies Compared: Kenya, Zimbabwe and South Africa By Prisca A. Gobo, PhD & Uwadiunor Nkem Isaac
  • 21. The Influence of Music Composition on Contemporary Nigerian Home Videos: A Critical Examination of Oshimiri and Unfinished Burial By Jeremiah Sampson Abu, Maria Duononwi Abidiak & Casmir Chiagozie Ekeh
  • 22. Aristotle’s Ethical Rationalism and the Crisis of Corruption in Contemporary Nigeria By Newman Emmanuel Ubani, PhD
  • 23. The Possibilities and the Challenges of the New International Economic Order By Chinwe Prisca Matthews & Kingdon E. Orji
  • 24. The Place of African Roots and Herbs in Healing Remedies in Pandemic Outbreaks in the New Normal By Ogwunka Anoriochi, Hazael Ph.D
  • 25. Diplomatic Studies and the Art of Managing International Relations in the community of Nations By George Komi
  • 26. Factors responsible for effective solid waste management in Oredo Local Government Area, Edo State, Nigeria By Otoghile, Agatha Oghomen & Omorede, Christiana Kayinwaye
  • 27. Inter-Ethnic Crisis in Nigeria - The Warri Experience By Benibo, Tonye Diepiriye PhD & Egba, Moses
  • 28. The Contributions of History to Nation Building: Nigerian Experience By Maekae, Job PhD
  • 29. Christian Fundamentalist’s Use of Modern Communication Devices in Contemporary Nigeria: Threats to Authentic Faith By Joy Isaiah Tonga, Hosea Nakina Martins & Williams Peter Awoshiri, PhD
  • 30. A Critical Analysis of the Crisis of Governance and the Quest for Sustainable Development in Nigeria By Victor Ogheneochuko Jeko, PhD & Chinedu, Nnabugwu Samuel PhD
  • 31. Okoroma Switch to Nembe Dialect and Culture: A Study in Intergroup Relations. By Joseph Igoro, PhD
  • 32. Food Security Implication of Farmers and Herders Conflict in Nigeria By Bassey, Moses Igwe & Ukpong Christiana
  • 33. Agricultural Production Skills as Tool for Entrepreneurship and Self-employment of Rural Farmers in Omuma Local Government Area, Rivers State By Nlebem, B. S PhD & Obiocha, Doris K.
  • 34. Communicating Themes via Dance Aesthetics and Kinaesthetics: NAFEST Dance in Focus By Daniel Kpodoh & Olalekan F. Olatunji,
  • 35. Sensitization of Electorate towards Sustainable and Violent Free Electoral Process in Nigeria: Edo State Independent Electoral Commission as a Focus By M. Oyedeji & S.O. Uhunmwuagho, Ph.D
  • 36. The Dramatist as a Social Reformer: a Critical Interpretation of Elaigwu Ameh’s Sweet Taste of Shame and Henry Bell-Gam’s Erebie By Eziwho Emenike Azunwo, PhD & Azunwo, Precious Uchechi
  • 37. Book Review on Wobodo, Johnwealthy Jacob. Christianity in West Africa A Manifestation of African Independent Churches, Pentecostalism and Proliferation of Churches in Nigeria by Ben O. Onu
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Editor-in-Chief

Prof.F.A.Ogunleke
Department of French & International Studies,
Faculty of Humanities,
Ignatius Ajuru University of Education
Rumuolumeni,  Rivers State, Port Harcourt, Nigeria.

Editor

Prof.K.E.Orji, fhsn,
Department of History & Diplomatic Studies,
Faculty of Humanities,
Ignatius Ajuru University of Education
Rumuolumeni,  Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

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