HEIDEGGARIAN INTERSUBJECTIVITY AS A FRAMEWORK FOR CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN THE NIGER DELTA By Icomewell  Ukpong Joseph Department of Philosophy University of Lagos, Nigeria AbstractPrompting this work is the crisis in the Niger Delta part of Nigeria which is seemingly unabated and unnecessarily prolonged. It is on this basis that the work embarks on the analysis […]

SACRED EARTH: RELIGIOUS PERSPECTIVES ON ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION AND CLIMATE ACTION By Cyprian Obiora Alokwu Department of Religion and Human Relations Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Nigeria James Nnamdi Nweke Department of Philosophy Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Nigeria & Albert Ulutorti Green Department of Special Education St. Paul’s Theological college, Awka, Nigeria Abstract The relationship between religion and […]

HERBERT HART’S SECONDARY RULES AND THE NIGERIAN ELECTORAL PROCESS: A CRITIQUE By Paul Ogbonna Chukwu & Jetty Joe Odey Department of Philosophy University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria Abstract The Nigerian electoral process which is a symbol of democratic governance is perpetually under attack by controversies, anomalies, and charges of malpractice. This work critiques the procedural […]

AUTONOMY AND DEPENDENCE: PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES ON SPECIAL PERSONS By Albert Ulutorti Green Department of Special Education St. Paul’s Theological college Awka, Nigeria & James Nnamdi Nweke Department of Philosophy Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Nigeria Abstract People with disabilities, in particular, frequently find themselves at the nexus of the lived realities of autonomy and dependence. The dichotomy between […]

EXPLORING THE COMPLEXITY OF DEMOCRACY IN AFRICA: A STUDY OF THE TENSIONS BETWEEN GOVERNANCE, IDENTITY AND DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA By Adebayo Adekunle Moses Department of General Studies McPherson University, Ogun State, Nigeria Abstract  Nigeria’s democratic journey offers valuable insights for African democracies. Effective governance, requires strong institutions and inclusive political culture. Using qualitative and content analytic […]

A PHILOSOPHICAL EVALUATION OF SOPHIE OLUWOLE’S CONCEPT OF MORALITY AND KANTIAN ETHICS AS IMPERATIVE FOR AN IDYLLIC SOCIETY IN AFRICA By Adetunji Sunday Oni Department of Philosophy Osun State University, Osogbo, Nigeria Abstract The question of the basis of morality remains one of the perennial  problems in human society, while diverse thought system have come […]

WIDAL TEST: THE LABORATORIAN’S ALBATROSS By Nkereuwem Akpan Etok LifeLink Specialist Laboratories, Uyo  Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria Aniekan Okure Akwa Ibom State University Health Centre Ikot Akpaden, Nigeria & Ubong Nyoho Essong LifeLink Specialist Laboratories, Uyo Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria Abstract Widal Test: The Laboratorian’s Albatross is a research that was conducted at Lifelink Specialist […]

PAULO FREIRE’S CRITICAL PEDAGOGY AND THE ROLE OF NUMBERS IN ADULT EDUCATION By Emmanuel Iniobong Archibong Department of Philosophy University of Uyo, Nigeria Rabilu Abdu Yahaya & Abubakar Lawal Lala Department of Adult Education and Community Services Bayero University, Nigeria Abstract Paulo Freire’s critical pedagogy is premised on the liberation of oppressed individuals through education with […]

THE IMPACT OF FORCED DISPLACEMENT ON PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT IN ADAMAWA STATE, NORTH-EAST NIGERIA By Heman Johnson Department of Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution National Open University of Nigeria, Abuja, Nigeria Abstract This study explores the impact of forced displacement on peace and development in Adamawa State, North-East Nigeria. Forced displacement, driven by conflict and […]

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE CONCEPT OF PERSONHOOD IN YORUBA CULTURE: EXPLORING THE FUTURE OF SOCIAL ROLES IN YORUBA SOCIETY By Gbenga Cornelius Fasiku & Mark Adejoh Department of Philosophy Prince Abubakar Audu University, Anyigba. Abstract This paper examines the concept of personhood within the Yoruba cultural milieu and its philosophical implications for understanding artificial intelligence (AI). […]