E-READINESS AND E-GOVERNANCE FOR EFFECTIVE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN NIGERIA (2015–2025) Chuka Johnny Chukwuka Department of Public Administration, DLI of University of Lagos Email: chuka77dan@gmail.com Abstract This study explores how e-readiness has influenced the implementation of e-governance in Nigeria’s public administration between 2015 and 2025. It evaluates the country’s ICT capacity, the rollout of digital governance […]

NIGERIA’S MULTI-MORAL LEADERSHIP CRISIS: IMMANUEL KANT’S ‘DUTY SAKE’ TO THE RESCUE NkutJesus Pius Ekpoudom 1 & Remigius A. Obah 2 Department of Philosophy, University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria 1 & 2 Corresponding Email: nkutjesuse@gmail.com 1 Abstract This study examines Immanuel Kant’s ‘duty for duty’s sake’ in relation to Nigeria’s persistent leadership and governance crises. Kantian ethics, particularly the concept of goodwill, […]

INTERROGATING THE CONCEPT OF “SUBTLE ATHEISM” AND THE DEIFICATION OF WEALTH IN MODERN CAPITALIST CULTURES Gbenga Cornelius Fasiku 1 & Peter Anakobe Adinoyi 2 Department of Philosophy, Prince Abubakar Audu University, Anyigba 1 Department of Philosophy & Religious Studies, Federal University, Lokoja 2 Corresponding Email: peteradinnoyi@yahoo.co.uk 2 ORCID: 009-00903107-7661 1 Abstract This paper examines the quiet rise of what can […]

ADMISSION QUOTA AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF FULL-TIME STUDENTS  IN SOUTH–WEST NIGERIAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES Ayodele Barnes Ogunsakin 1 & Modupe Margaret Isaac-Philips 2 Department of Educational Management, Lagos State University, Ojo 1&2 Email: barnesayodele@gmail.com Abstract The objective of this study was to find out which of the admission quotas ensures that students who are academically better are admitted into the universities. The […]

ỌRỤ NKA DỊ ICHE ICHE E NWERE N’ALA IGBO: MMEPỤTA NA NCHEKWA Ifeyinwa Cordelia Isidienu Department of Igbo, African and Communication Studies, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka Email: ic.isidienu@unizik.edu.ng DIFFERENT KINDS OF CRAFTS IN IGBO LAND: PRODUCTION AND PRESERVATION Abstract Anyone who is healthy should acquire a useful craft with which to earn a livelihood.  Through […]

SEX FOR GRADE EXCHANGE IN SOME TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA: DYNAMICS AND SOLUTION Muhammad Garba Yauri 1  & Dalhatu Dikko 2 Department of Sociology, Al-Qalam University, Katsina 1&2 Corresponding Email: muhammadgarbayauri@auk.edu.ng 1 Abstract Sex for grade or sex for mark: Refers to the unfair use and or molestation of female students, particularly for the purpose of obtaining sexual favours in exchange […]