cjah: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called cjah.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

People; Society; Language; Women; Igbo; Life; World; Humanities; Communication; State; Colonial; Family; House; Philosophy; Des; Citizens

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• KINGSHIP INSTITUTION AND POWER POLITICS IN AKOKOLAND NORTHEASTERN YORUBALAND IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY by OGUNODE, SUNDAY ABRAHAM (2021) - Eventually, after RNC forces had trounced Nupe forces in 1897 liberating Akoko communities from Nupe imperialist rule, the RNC commenced company rule in Akokoland – a rule that served as a precursor for formal colonial rule. In the context of this paper, power politics was used to represent the complexity of power play and the dynamics of power relations among Akokoland kings and other traditional rulers in the twentieth century especially after independence in 1960.While reference shall be made to the years before independence, the adoption of power politics as instrument of control by the traditional rulers in Akokoland after the exit of colonial rule up to 1999 shall also be appraised. Keywords: akoko; akokoland; chiefs; colonial; details; journal; king; nigeria; oba; oka; ondo; palace; people; politics; power; state; vol
• EUPHEMISTIC-METAPHORS IN NZEMA DISCOURSE IN SEXUALITY by YAKUB, MOHAMMED (2021) - So, in order to avoid the tabooed expression such as yey?fual? 'she has menstruated', the Nzema resort to a number of euphemisms; some of which emerged during the data gathering as follows: 5 6 COOU Journal of Arts and Humanities (CJAH) Vol. 5 No. 3, 2020 15 5 6 Although the doctrines of Christianity have caused some reduction in the practising of polygamy among Nzema men, many of them still enjoy polygamy To the best of my knowledge, the only study on Nzema euphemisms was done by Tomekyin and Nyame (2019), which sheds light on euphemistic utterances related to pregnancy, birth, deadly sicknesses/diseases, death, sexual organs and sex. Keywords: 3sg; euphemisms; expressions; humanities; intercourse; journal; language; man; means; nzema; organ; people; sex; woman
• SOCIOLINGUISTIC STUDY OF NICKNAMING AMONG WOMEN IN UMUNZE IGBO by EZE, PATRICIA (2021) - Conclusion Apart from the personal names given to the women during their birth, Umunze women are given nicknames by other women in the place they are married to, in order to show the communal living that exists among the women. For the patriarchal nature of our society, Umunze women affirmed to the different social roles between men and women, so the issue of rebellion does not arise, hence the cordial relationship between the wives and their husbands. Keywords: datum; family; husband; igbo; journal; language; naming; nicknames; nicknaming; people; study; umunze; women
• IMPACT OF THE 2019-20 CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) PANDEMIC ON THE CHURCH IN NIGERIA by TAMA, SULEIMAN SAMUEL; JACOB, DANBOYI KAUNA (2021) - For example, Pastors Paul and Ifeanyi Adefarasin of House on the Rock Church, Pastor William Kumuyi, Leader of Deeper Life Bible Church and other Church leaders issued statements stopping church services (Chris, 2020). The interaction that we have with one another when we fellowship at church services helps us to develop the fruit of God's Spirit—love, joy, peace, longsuffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control (Galatians 5:22- 23). Keywords: christians; church; churches; coronavirus; covid-19; government; members; nigeria; pandemic; people; services; state
• BIBLICAL MODELS OF LEADERSHIP: LESSONS FOR NIGERIAN DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE IN THE 21ST CENTURY by MAKPU, MALLO ISHAYA; TAMA, SULEIMAN SAMUEL (2021) - Nigeria leadership needs to emulate good biblical models of leadership to be able to change and transform the country. These models provided good leadership and were successful. Keywords: bible; david; god; joseph; leadership; man; nation; nigeria; people; qualities; state
• THE MILITARY AND SUSTENANCE OF DEMOCRACY IN NIGERIA: A PHILOSOPHICAL PROBE by OKANEME, GODWIN (2021) - The simple reason for this unfortunate situation is to be located in the unfortunate but true fact that there has been series of military interventions in the country since she attained her political independence leading often to a halt in the nation's march to democratic tranquillity and paradise. However, for some time in Nigeria, the military has left its traditionally assigned role and dabbled in politics and politicking through military interventions. Keywords: country; democracy; government; journal; military; nigeria; people; politics
• THE EFFICACY OF WOMEN ACTIVISM IN SEMBENE OUSMANE'S GOD'S BITS OF WOOD AND TANURE OJAIDE'S THE ACTIVIST by IYANYA, JOHN ODE (2021) - The Effectiveness of Participation in Strike by Women in Sembene Ousmane's God's Bits of Wood The efficacy of women collective activism is evident in Sembene Ousmane's God's Bits of Wood. It relies on the interpretive method to evaluate the effectiveness of women activism. Keywords: activism; change; class; god; marxist; oil; oppression; people; protest; society; strike; women
• THE CONCEPT OF NEGRITUDE AND ITS EFFECT ON AFRICAN COMMUNAL SOCIO-POLITICAL LIFE by MMONEKE, SAMUEL IFEANYI; OJENE, COLLINS IFEANYI (2021) - It affected the Africans and African life so much that even the existence of African philosophy was in doubt. Communalism in the Social, Political and Economic Life of the Africans In the consideration of African social life and value, it is equally good to point out that everyone is related to every other one, as decipherable in the Igbo-African names like 'nwanna', my brother, 'nwanne', my sister and 'nwadi' my cosine, etc. Keywords: african; communalism; community; equality; individual; journal; liberty; life; man; negritude; people; senghor; society; system
• EUROPEAN IMPERIALISM AND AFRICA'S NATURAL RESOURCES: THE BRITISH ON THE JOS-PLATEAU, NIGERIA TIN FIELDS, 1902-1960 by DALYOP, DANIEL DATOK (2021) - Jos Plateau societies: Internal and external influences, 1800-1935. As early as 1907, the acting High Commissioner of the Northern region of Nigeria, William Wallace (former staff of the Royal Niger Company), wrote that tin mining was an important influence in the British policy of peaceful penetration and in the efforts to gain the confidence of the people and bring them under law and order (Grace 1982: 187). Keywords: africa; british; colonial; colonies; european; imperialism; jos; journal; mining; nigeria; people; plateau; resources; tin
• INTERPRETING EXTREMISTS' HATRED IN BOUBACAR BORIS DIOP'S MURAMBI: LE LIVRE DES OSSEMENTS by ODEH, PATIENCE AJEIBI (2021) - As if to confirm what he considers work, he says “Je suis toujours sur le terrain depuis le début de la guerre et ils savent aussi que je ne plaisante pas avec le travail. It probably represents other perceptions such as potrayed in Colonel Musoni's conversation with Dr Karekezi: “Demain, il pourrait dire: au moment ou tout le monde ne pensait qu'a sauver sa peau, j'étais au coté du président Karekezi, nous étions au milieu de la tempête, nous avons fait face aux ennemis de la nation rwandaise, c'est nous deux et personne d'autre qui avons sauvé le pays » (128). Keywords: des; extremist; genocide; hatred; hutu; journal; les; level; nous; page; people; que; suspicion; thinking; tutsi
• A SEARCH FOR IDENTITY AND PERSONHOOD IN V.S NAIPAUL'S A HOUSE FOR MR BISWAS AND SAMUE by OBI, GLADYS NWAKAEGO (2021) - Mr. Biswas too waits for improvement on his part in terms of his savings but finds none. Again, Mr. Biswas begins another search for a house. Keywords: biswas; caribbean; house; identity; life; literature; novel; people; search; west
• FAILED LEADERSHIP OBLIGATIONS AS PRAXIS: DRAMATURGICAL PERSPECTIVES by EZEUGO, ANTHONIA (2021) - Conclusion In conclusion, this paper has contributed to one of the urgent and momentous talking points in Africa especially Nigeria, that is poor accomplishment of leadership obligations. Abstract This paper analytically looks at Esiaba Irobi and Emeka Nwabueze's attempts at dramatic portrayal of failed leadership obligations in Africa and precisely, Nigeria. Keywords: accountability; arts; characters; cjah; country; humanities; journal; leadership; literature; nigeria; obligation; people; play; vol
• SOCIAL REALITIES IN MARIA AJIMA'S POEMS OF SANITY by AJODO, PRISCILLA OJOCHIDE (2021) - These writers are engaged with the question of change in modern Africa. The findings are that themes by contemporary female poets are divergent and sociologically relevant in Africa. Keywords: africa; ajima; child; journal; nigeria; people; poem; poet; society; women; writers
• SOCIAL VICES: AN INHIBITOR TO SUSTAINABLE YOUTH'S ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL INCLUSION IN NIGERIA by NwachukwuAthanasius, Osuji Anthony O., (2023) - The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between youth economic inclusion and social vices in Nigeria. The data collected were analysed using Spearman's correlation coefficient and the result showed a significant positive association between youth economic inclusion and social vices in Nigeria (rs/N(100)=0.65, p<0.001) and that there was a significant positive correlation between young people's socio-economic inclusion and the reduction of social vices. Keywords: development; economic; governance; inclusion; journal; nigeria; participation; people; population; youth
• RELIGION AND CULTURE IN THE DIGITAL ERA: EMERGING ISSUES IN NIGERIAN SOCIETY by Anameje, Humphrey Chinedu (2023) - One can access religious messages from any part of the world and in so doing come to terms with the values and beliefs/faith systems of other religions. Many religions have narratives, symbols, traditions and sacred histories that are intended to give meaning to life or explain the origin of life or the universe. Keywords: age; culture; digital; education; humanities; journal; life; nigeria; people; religion; respect; societies; society; values; vol; work
• IRRELIGIOUSNESS IN THE NAME OF RELIGION (AMOS 5:21-24): DIGITAL-AGE EXPERIENCE WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO NIGERIA by Dim, Emmanuel U. (2023) - Prof. J.P.C. Nzomiwu (Nimo: Rex Charles and Patrick, 2012) 363. 49 Tasie, “Religion and Moral Depravity in Contemporary Nigeria,” 96. 50 H. M. Molagun, “The Role of Education and Religion in the Promotion of Decency and Moral Uprightness in Nigerian Tertiary Institutions”, in Religions’ Educator: Journal of the National Associaation for the Study of Religions and Education, Vol. 8, no. 2 (2005) 144. 51 Molagun, “The Role of Education and Religion in the Promotion of Decency and Moral Uprightness in Nigerian Tertiary Institutions”, in Religions’ Educator, 145-147. Besides, the study of religion interests people with as widely differing interests as theologians, anthropologists, psychologists, and sociologists, each of whom see it from a 3different perspective. Keywords: age; amos; culture; day; digital; education; journal; man; nigeria; people; religion; society; vol; world; yahweh
• THE PLACE OF THE ORAL TRADITIONAL TECHNIQUES OF COMMUNICATION IN A DIGITAL ERA: THE CASE OF THE KENYANGSPEAKING COMMUNITY by Njui, Mbu Martha (2023) - Uses and impact of traditional communication as effective tools for grass-root mobilisation and development in South-East Nigeria [M.S. Dissertation defended at the Institute for Development Studies]. To find out the place of oral traditional communication techniques in the Kenyang language, in an era of digitalisation. Keywords: communication; communication techniques; community; development; era; information; kenyang; language; manyu; people; speakers; techniques; tools; use; work
• LANGUAGE AND HUMAN COMMUNICATION IN A DIGITAL AGE: EFFECTS ON INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS ON THE NIGERIAN YOUTHS by Mmanwanyi Pet, Nwadike, (2023) - Keywords: Language, human communication, electronic technology, digital communication, electronic devices, digital age. Communication technologies should be used in a moral and ethical way. Keywords: communication; devices; digital; face; language; people; technology; use; youths

• FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE'S “TRANSVALUATION OF VALUES” IN THE LIGHT OF NIGERIA'S MORAL PREDICAMENT by IKEKE, MARK OMOROVIE (2021) - In harnessing moral values, to combat the moral predicaments in Nigeria, various persons are inspired by various ethical systems. Stump and Fieser (2003) write that: By revaluation Nietzsche did not mean the creation of a new table of moral values. Keywords: corruption; journal; morality; nietzsche; nigeria; paper; philosophy; power; predicament; society; superman; values
• IGBO FEMINIST CONSCIOUSNESS ORIGINATED FROM WESTERN FEMINISM: DEBUNKING THE FALSEHOOD by OKIDE, UJUBONU JULIET (2021) - That is because the views represent the sort of crusade against men's oppression of women that the essay seeks to expose its primordial existence among Igbo women right from recorded history. This is because Wollstonecraft's most important literature, Vindication of the Rights of Women (1792), and her other works which, together, analyse the oppressed condition of women in modern society are believed to be the original recurrent theme that sparked feminist radicalism. Keywords: chuku; colonial; feminism; gender; history; humanities; igbo; journal; movement; rights; society; system; women
• SNAIL-SENSE SHEROES: RECONFIGURING WOMANHOOD IN AKACHI ADIMORA-EZEIGBO'S HOUSE OF SYMBOLS by NWIYI, JOY; EDACHE, ENE ANN (2021) - Adimora-Ezeigbo's narratives and imaginative presentation of African women in both traditional and modernising society project her stance on gender discourse (bias, marginalisation, wars and inclusion) in Africa. Expectedly, these women seem to defy the stereotypes and image of traditional African women, some of which still hold sway in modern times. Keywords: adimora; eaglewoman; ezeigbo; feminism; house; osai; society; symbols; woman
• A SOCIO-LINGUISTIC STUDY OF LANGUAGE USE IN DIFFERENT CHRISTIAN DENOMINATIONS by DAVID, ABRAHAM AREO; DAVID, STEPHEN (2021) - This paper therefore, is an attempt to carry out a socio-linguistic survey of language use in different Christian denominations, in expressing their religious beliefs and faith. The paper carried out a socio-linguistic analysis of language use in different denominations under different headings. Keywords: christians; communication; denominations; expressions; god; jesus; language; religion; society; use
• EDUCATION PEDAGOGY/LEARNING AND THE FUTURE OF HUMANITIES IN DIGITAL AGE by Johnson U. Ofoegbu, Kenechukwu K. Makwudo, Austin A. Mbachu, (2023) - The study concludes by raising pedagogical signposts through which the ideals of education learning and future humanities in digital age. In educational psychology, today it is widely agreed that constructive learning is the key to successful learning with regard to this, Slavin in his book, Education Psychology Theory and practice said: One of the most important principles of educational psychology is that teachers cannot simply give students knowledge. Keywords: dewey; education; humanities; knowledge; learning; pedagogy; process; society; students; teacher; teaching
• SAFEGUARDING THE CITADEL: SOCIAL DISILLUSIONMENT AND THE MORAL QUESTION(S) IN IKECHUKWU ASIKA'S CORD OF LIFE by Gladys Nwakaego, Obi, (2023) - When a student leaves what he/she goes to school to do (his/her goals) and 160 Coou Journal of Arts and Humanities (CJAH) Vol. 5 No. 4, 2023 then engages in other negative activities or unvalued lifestyles that are detrimental to himself and people around him, of course, such student constitute a definite pointer of outright failure both to himself/herself and the society he/she belongs to. Keywords: Moral, Awareness, Students, Consequence, Society Introduction In recent time, writers basically convey their message(s) through their writings. Keywords: life; man; natasha; playwright; poker; society; students
• ABUSE AND EXPLOITATION OF THE GIRL-CHILD IN A DIGITAL AGE: A STUDY OF AKACHI ADIMORAH – EZEIGBO'S TRAFFICKED by John Onyema, Nwafor, (2023) - Vol. 5 No. 4, 2023 Ezeigbo and Ngozi Chuma-Udeh in Children of the Eagle, The Last of the Strong Ones and Echoes of a New Dawn to emancipate the situation of female children against the backdrop of traditional restrictions. Scholars can note the considerable skill used by the author in portraying the plight of young girls in a merciless world dominated by greedy, irresponsible and often cruel men and careless parents in their lives. Keywords: african; akachi; child; ezeigbo; girl; nneoma; society; trafficked; vol; women

• PROBLEMS OF TEACHING AND LEARNING ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN ONITSHA NORTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, ANAMBRA STATE by UDOYE, IFEOMA EMMANUELA; CHITURU, ALIA EZINNE (2021) - Based on the above, it is therefore concluded that the challenges facing teachers and students, especially those at the basic level of education are a national issue as the problems arising from such challenges affect the nation's educational development Recommendations The following recommendations are made based on the findings: i. Government should provide adequate funds; train English language teachers and provide adequate facilities for learning. Erdem and Tutkun (2016) carried out research on problems in English language teaching according to secondary school students. Keywords: challenges; english; language; learning; students; teachers; teaching
• THE PROBLEM OF TEACHING COMMUNICATION IN FRENCH IN NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES: A FOCUS ON UAT AND IFL-B by TEIBOWEI, MARIE THERESE (2021) - Conclusion The study presents that improvements in the attendance and participation of students can be recorded if French language teachers can motivate the students and remain persistent in the task instead of losing interest because the students themselves are not showing much interest. French language teaching and productivity enhancement in Nigeria: Issues and challenges. Keywords: course; french; laboratory; lack; language; learning; students; teaching
• COMMUNICATING FEMALENESS IN COMMUNALISM: A STUDY OF THREE SELECTED PLAYS by NSOLIBE, OBIAGELI THERESA (2021) - Igbo women for example, verbalize their separateness with the expression, ‘Xwa xmxnwaanyi’ Introduction The notion that men and women come from different planets, with each having its own culture has in recent time been discussed and argued. Keywords: class; communalism; communication; femaleness; females; gender; journal; language; names; nne; oijq; sex; speech; study; use; vol; women; words
• THE HUMOUR THEORY APPROACH: SIMPLIFYING THE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF THE ENGLISH GRAMMAR IN A DIGITAL AGE IN NIGERIAN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION by Eucharia Ngozi Nwosu, Donatus Chijioke Nwabunze, (2023) - According to Makewa, Role and Genga (2011), teachers apply affiliative humour to enhance their teaching efficiency. Through jokes, affiliative humour entertains people. Keywords: english; grammar; group; humour; language; learning; students; teaching
• THE GRAMMATICALISATION OF SỊ 'SAY' IN IGBO by Martha Chidimma Egenti, Christiana Ngozi Ikegwuonu, (2023) - The paper is organised as follows: section one is the introduction, section two treats the concepts of grammaticalization, section three presents a brief overview of Igbo verbs and studies on grammaticalization in Igbo, section four is the methodology while section five forms the data analysis and section six is the conclusion 2. Obiamalu and Mbagwu (2014) emphasize that the category verb highly contributes to the derivation of words in the language, there does not seem to be any lexical category that contributes to the derivation of Igbo verb. Keywords: data; grammaticalization; igbo; journal; language; parameters; pro; sị; study; verb; vol
• MAPPING THE METANARRATION OF INFORMAL VIOLENT DISCOURSE IN CHIMAMANDA ADICHIE'S PURPLE HIBISCUS by Oziomachukwu Akunna Ajemba, Obiageli C Okpala, Michael Chukwualuka Uyanne, (2023) - However, the first thing narrative semiotics does is to –'establish a framework for identifying narrative discourse , which is to say that we need to be able to describe a story formally , before addressing the issue of what storytelling means and how it functions across different contexts for talk” (Thornborrow, 51). Narrative Discourse: An Essay in Method. Keywords: discourse; eugene; jaja; kambili; language; narrative; papa; text; time; women; world
• A CONSTRASTIVE STUDY OF IGBO AND FRENCH SPEECH SOUNDS by Nwaukoni, Anthonia, Mpamugo, Emmanuel Emenike; (2023) - Word examples: /aka/ (aka) 'hand', /aŋa/ (anya)'eyes', /akυ/ (akụ) 'wealth' (ii) /e/ is an open-mid front unronded vowel. Word examples are: /elu/ (elu) 'up', /efere/ (efere)'plate', /eŋwe/ (enwe) 'monkey' (iii) /i/ is a close front unrounded vowel. Keywords: alveolar; examples; french; igbo; language; learners; mid; nasal; sounds; voiceless; vowel; word

• INFLUENCE OF FAMILY VIOLENCE AND AGE ON MANIFESTATION OF DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AMONG MARRIED WOMEN by IHENACHO, MARY NICOLETTE CHINWE (2021) - Keywords: Family violence, Battered women, Non-battered women and Depressive symptoms. There will be no significant difference in the manifestation of depressive symptoms between battered women and non-battered women due to domestic violence. Keywords: conflict; depression; family; journal; manifestation; nigeria; non; study; symptoms; violence; women
• RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PREGNANCY AND MATERNAL MORTALITY AMONG GWANDARA WOMEN IN KOKONA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF NASARAWA STATE, NIGERIA by Samuel, Mamman Matthew (2023) - Maternal health constitutes delicate aspects of every nation's health that requires adequate attention. The present of factors such as traditional, faith based health provider linked with the socio-economic and deleterious cultural determinants of maternal health can be implicated as a plausible reason for the seemingly weak health system. Keywords: area; care; factors; health; maternal; mortality; nigeria; pregnancy; risk; study; women
• DYNAMICS OF FEMALE TRAFFICKING AND EXPLOITATION IN A DIGITAL AGE IN CHIKA UNIGWE'S ON BLACK SISTERS' STREET by Ifeyinwa Dorathy, Nnubia, (2023) - As for liking black women, Oga Dele had told her [Efe] that they were in great demand by white men, tired of their women and wanting a bit of colour and spice. Vol. 5 No. 4, 2023 moves up on the social scale as she now employs African women. Keywords: ama; dele; efe; exploitation; girls; journal; life; sex; sisi; slavery; trafficking; trauma; unigwe; vol; women

• LOVE (MARK. 12:28-34): THE GREATEST VALUE THAT MARKS OUT GOOD CHRISTIANS THE IGBO CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCE by EZEOGAMBA, ANTHONY (2021) - In summary, Paul wrote to the Christians in Ephesus thus, Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you. Significantly, this work will be of immense benefit to Igbo Christians and indeed all Christians. Keywords: christians; god; igbo; jesus; journal; love; manuscripts; mark; neighbour; question; scribe; verse; word
• THE ROLE OF THE INTERNET IN THE ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTATION OF IGBO TRADITIONAL MUSIC by Orakwe, Jude Toochukwu (2023) - Although there have been some random and uncoordinated attempts to preserve Igbo music in the internet, the fact is that much has not been done formally in terms of a systematically organised archival/electronic conservation of much elements of Igbo cultural music by well-placed Igbo or Nigerian institutions, such as has been done by such well-known world-famous institutions like the Library of Congress and Smithsonian Institution. Accentuating the urgency of preserving Igbo music, Nwamara (2017, p. 5) further argued that: Igbo folk music was in the past kept alive through imitation and active performance of the music at appropriate musical events. Keywords: artefacts; data; digital; folklore; igbo; internet; items; library; music; nigeria; preservation
• THE RHETORICS IN CHINUA ACHEBE'S THINGS FALL APART AND LESSONS FOR WRITERS IN A DIGITAL AGE by Achebe, Anselm Nnamdi (2023) - His use of Igbo words Achebe in his Things Fall Apart translates Igbo expressions literally as they are said in Igbo language. Achebe numerous use of Igbo words and even names in presenting his expression as against its English counterpart is also of interest. Keywords: achebe; igbo; okonkwo; proverbs; things; words

• POVERTY AND FOOD INSECURITY IN NIGERIA FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF CHRISTIAN SOCIAL TEACHING AND HUMAN RIGHTS DISCOURSE by EZEH, MARY-NOELLE ETHEL (2021) - As in the case of food security, the key factors involved in food insecurity are: - Non-availability of appropriate food. Key words: Poverty, food insecurity, hunger, Christian social teaching, human rights, social justice. Keywords: christian; food; food insecurity; human; hunger; insecurity; journal; life; nigeria; poverty; rights; teaching; world

• THE BRITISH CONTROL OF THE GERMAN PLANTATIONS IN THE CAMEROONS PROVINCE OF NIGERIA DURING WORLD WAR II, 1939-1945 by MUOJAMA, OLISA GODSON (2021) - It argues that, although it runs counter to the rule of international law protecting the person and property of foreign citizens in wartime (Lohr 2003), the takeover of the German plantations and other German properties in the Cameroons and their placement under the control and supervision of the public authorities by the British colonial Government in Nigeria during World War II was in order to prevent such property from being used or such business from being conducted in a manner detrimental to the national defence or in favour of the enemy (Rubin 1945: 167). In order to prevent such property from being used or such business from being conducted in a manner detrimental to the national defence or in favour of the enemy, the governments of all the belligerent countries adopted measures for placing enemy-owned property and enemy business enterprises under the control or supervision of the public authorities (Garner 1918: 744).These measures against enemy COOU Journal of Arts and Humanities (CJAH) Vol. 5 No. 3, 2020 01 OLISA GODSON MUOJAMA Department of History University of Ibadan olisamuo@gmail.com 08085576175 THE BRITISH CONTROL OF THE GERMAN PLANTATIONS IN THE CAMEROONS PROVINCE OF NIGERIA DURING WORLD WAR II, 1939-1945 subjects and properties inaugurated during World War I became more systematic and brutal during World War II. 1939-1945 (Lohr 2003) Keywords: cameroons; enemy; german; nai; plantations; properties; property; war; world; world war
• ECO-JUSTICE AND STEWARDSHIP: AN URGENT DISCOURSE IN OUR CONTEMPORARY WORLD by Chigbata, Chinedu Paul; Anukwu, Kenneth, Okafor, Uchenna Nkiru; (2023) - Man has different roles to play within creation and towards other creatures, since God created the world and on the sixth day of creation, handed everything he created to man to have dominion. Key Terms Defined Stewardship Worell and Appleby (2000) states that Environmental Stewardship as an area of research has gained prominence relatively recently and has been recognised as a relatable confluence of socio-cultural norms and ecological sustainability which is crystallised into practice and conservative strategy. Keywords: creation; earth; eco; environment; god; journal; justice; man; stewardship; vol; waste; water; world
• RE-THINKING MAGIC REALISM AND POSTCOLONIALITY IN NGUGI WA THIONGO'S WIZARD OF THE CROW by Udeh Bryan J., Ijeoma Lena Osita, (2023) - These writers weave, in an ever- shifting pattern, a sharply etched realism in representing ordinary events and details together with the fantastic and dreamlike elements, as well as with materials derived from myths and fairy tales Thus, like magical realism in Latin America, and partial response to it, African magical realism developed out of the first wave of postcolonial, indigenist novels inspired by traditional myths and oral narratives, such as The Palm-Wine Drinkard and My Life in the Bush of Ghosts by Amos Tutuola or The Forest of a thousand Demons by D.O. Fagunwa, and the nationalistically oriented fictions of Chinua Achebe and Wole Soyinka, but also indirectly fed on earlier surrealist impulses imbibed by Negritude poets such as Leopold Sedar Senghor (Cooper, 2004). Magical realism began in art history, having been coined by Franz Roh in 1925 to describe European paintings (Faris, 2014).For him, magical realism was presented as a reaction to expressionism's more abstract style and to mark a return to realism. Keywords: aburiria; country; magic; narrative; ngugi; novel; order; postcolonial; realism; ruler; time; wizard; world

• MUSIC AND THE MASS MEDIA IN A DIGITAL AGE by Ikechi Nwagu, Sunday N. Nnamani, (2023) - Vol. 5 No. 4, 2023 recordings, audio CDs recordings, massive video recordings and digital music. He records that; We can identify specific periods in the history of music recording in Nigeria since its inception at the turn of the twentieth century from 1900 which involved mano analogue recording technique. Keywords: age; communication; humanities; information; internet; journal; mass; media; music; technology

• INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE DIGITALISATION AND THE DISSEMINATION OF COVID-19 INFORMATION by Victor Ngu Cheo, Marthe Bekele Matanda, (2023) - Abstract his study sets to find out if digitalised linguistic resources exist in indigenous languages, Twhich can be used for the dissemination of COVID-19 information in Cameroon. The study, therefore, recommends collaboration between the government and policy makers with organizations involved in the promotion of indigenous languages, for the effective sensitisation of the entire Cameroonian population. Keywords: cameroon; communication; covid-19; development; english; information; journal; languages; respondents

• ELECTION TRIBUNAL AND ELECTIONEERING IN NIGERIA: THE 2007 GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION IN EDO STATE-NIGERIA by ASENIME, JUDE AZUKA (2021) - In addition, with regards to whether election tribunals have the capacity to deter electoral fraud, the point must be stressed that as long as election tribunal verdicts reflect the wishes of the masses as was the case in Edo State, politicians would gradually begin to identify the futility of any attempt to manipulate election results. Conclusion Drawing from the findings of this study, it becomes safe to conclude that as exemplified by the events of the 2007 gubernatorial election in Edo State, election tribunals are highly instrumental in the consolidation of democracy in Nigeria. Keywords: democracy; edo; election; electoral; government; inec; nigeria; november; oshiomhole; party; pdp; state; tribunal; vanguard
• VIOLENCE AND INSECURITY: A CHALLENGE TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND NATION-BUILDING IN NIGERIA'S FOURTH REPUBLIC 1999-2020 by EZEOGIDI, CYNADO; OKEZIE, OZIOMA VICTORIA; OKEZIE, ESTHER CHIAMAKA (2021) - The above statement refers to the period when, activists like Ken Saro-Wiwa and company were considered threats to Nigeria State under Gen Sani Abacha whose regime tried and summarily executed them. Abstract The state of insecurity has increased in Nigeria since the wake of the Fourth Republic in 1999. Keywords: building; conflicts; development; fourth; insecurity; nation; nigeria; republic; state; violence

• PROBLEMS OF SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA SINCE THE COLONIAL TIMES: A HISTORICAL ANALYSIS by OBINTA, REMIJIUS FRIDAY (2021) - It concluded that the threat to the sustainability of forest resources management in Nigeria in the recent times resulted, in part, from the failure or inability of the Nigerian governments to adequately harness the factors that collectively enabled sustainable forest management under the colonial government as well as their failure to tackle the new armed security challenge that faced forest management in recent times. Primary data were retrieved from the National Archives, Ibadan while secondary sources were obtained from relevant existing literature on the problems of forest management in Nigeria. Keywords: colonial; forest; forestry; government; management; nigeria; reserves; resources; timber

• A CRITICAL EXEGETICAL ANALYSIS OF 'ONTOSCHERAS' (1TIMOTHY 5: 3-5, 8): ITS IMPLICATION FOR THE CHURCH by JIBROMAH, OGHENEKEVWE KATE (2021) - He then changes his topic of discussion and focuses on widow care, saying that caring for widows is a very important Christian duty and so the church was obliged to take into consideration the welfare of widows in the church (Miruka, et.al (2015). The Role of the Church and the Christian family towards widow care as highlighted by Paul. Keywords: care; children; christian; church; family; need; paul; support; widows; word

• A PSYCHOANALYTICAL APPROACH TO THE TV SERIES THE NO-END HOUSE: THE FASCINATING HOUSE OF DESIRE by FOLIO, JESSICA (2021) - The swimming pool at Margot's house is bottomless. The streets and houses are reproduced but additions are made: a new road appears out of nowhere with signs in French when the house shows itself in Quebec in the sixth episode. Keywords: characters; desire; fascination; father; gaze; house; jules; margot; real; room

• EMPIRICISM BEYOND DOGMAS: AN EXISTENTIAL ANALYSIS OF QUINE'S PRAGMATIC EPISTEMOLOGY by EMINA, KEMI; UKWAMEDUA, NELSON UDOKA (2021) - Flowing from this, it is palpable that analytic statements are explicative in nature and synthetic statements are applicative in nature. It holds that aside analytic statements of mathematics and logic, no statements were significant except that which could be verified by observation. Keywords: analytic; empiricism; knowledge; meaning; philosophy; quine; statements; synthetic

• L'EXCISION EN AFRIQUE ET SES CONSÉQUENCE: EXEMPLE DE TU T'APPELLERAS TANGA DE CALIXTHE BEYALA by IJAH, GIDEON AKASE; ACHA, JOHN OGIDI (2021) - Donc, le womanisme de ChikwenyeOkonjoOgunyemi considère l'indépendance et la liberté de la femme. Les jeunes filles et les femmes Tu t'appelleras Tanga deviennent victimes de la contradiction qui régissait la vie dans les bidonvilles. Keywords: africaine; cette; comme; dans; des; elle; est; femme; féminine; l'excision; les; par; pour; pratique; qui; sont; sur; t'appelleras; tanga; une

• AN EXPOSÉ OF THE “IDEA OF PUBLIC REASON” IN JOHN RAWLS' POLITICAL LIBERALISM by CHIJIOKE, CHUKWUJEKWU STEPHEN; CHUKWUELOKA, ANOWAI EUGENE (2021) - Then, for Solum (1994), an inclusive ideal of public reason is one that requires citizens to advance public reasons in public debate on political questions, but does not require them to exclude supporting non-public reasons from such debate (p. 219). In the light of this, one might be inclined to agree with Solum that we have a prima facie reason to accept the principle of “exclusion of non-public reason” as the best interpretation of Rawls' idea of public reason. Keywords: citizens; principle; public; rawls; reason

Epilogue

For more detail, about this study carrel, see the computed home page. For more detail about study carrels in general, see the read me file.

Created: 2025-12-23