MAT-MAKING AMONG UTURU WOMEN: A HISTORICAL DOCUMENTATION
Mats are one of the most common and oldest household items, belonging to the class of traditional household items, such as calabashes and drinking cup…
Mats are one of the most common and oldest household items, belonging to the class of traditional household items, such as calabashes and drinking cup…
This paper examines the proliferation of small arms and light weapons (SALWs) in Nigeria and their deepening impact on rising criminality and national…
Using Fela Anikulapo-Kuti’s seminal 1971 album Why Black Man Dey Suffer as a focal point, this paper highlights the powerful role of music as both a…
Repetitions are often said to be for emphasis, especially in situations of seeming nefarious neglect. In contemporary religiosity history, humans seem…
Religion easily represents all sorts of divine-human relationships aside from being a fundamental factor in life. The phenomenon so become an all-man …
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The end of World War II saw the emergence of new approaches to religious worship and doctrines originating from Japan. The New Movements, or Sects, as…
This study is an attempt to interrogate the peace and security architecture in West Africa in relation to the Economic Community of West African State…
Examples are critical elements in transmitting knowledge because of their role in facilitating learning and understanding. In Peace and Conflict Studi…
In the face of colonial European medical practitioners and the involvement of Christian missionaries in the development of Nigeria’s medical space, …