BROADCASTING, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA AND THE PRIMACY OF THE SOFTWARE By Uwem Udo Akpan & Gift Nkechi Lawrence Department of Broadcasting University of Uyo, Nigeria Abstract The issue with Nigeria today is not just development but that which endures over time with its consequential benefits for Nigerians individually and the nation as a whole. […]

A CRITIQUE OF SYMBOLISM IN AFRICAN RELIGION AND SOCIO-CULTURAL WORLDVIEW: THE SOUTHWEST NIGERIAN EXPERIENCE By Sunday Funmilola Babalola & Ubong Iniobong Isaac Department of Philosophy and Religious StudiesJoseph Ayo Babalola University, Ikeji-ArakejiOsun State, Nigeria Abstract African religion is replete with symbolism. This can be observed in the daily usage of both religious and common languages. Notably, symbolism […]