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ekpoma-1676	Prof. John Afiagbokai ONIMHAWO; Cyril Osilama ADAMU Ph.D	RELIGION AND HUMAN VALUES : AN INQUISITION OF THE AFRO-CENTRIC IMPERATIVE .	2021	19	.pdf	application/pdf	7948	303	39	Recommendations This paper makes the following recommendations: a. that African institutes of human character formation like seminaries should faithfully study and seriously promote African traditional values system, including African indigenous religion; b. that African converts to non-African religions should have a rethink and revaluation of their disposition to African traditional religion, namely to change their attitude from condemnation to commendation and understanding; c. that policy makers should be aware of the importance of the Afrocentric imperative in the enthronement of positive human values in Nigeria; d. that African scholarship should be at the vanguard in the promotion of African human values both within and outside Africa; e. that the negative clout presently beclouding African Indigenous religion should be removed through proper enlightenment. Abstract Contemporary debates by scholars on the relevance or otherwise of African values system and thought process had further opened the floodgate of the ambivalence between those scholars seeking to define African values and morality within the parameters of a conventionalized Western religious epistemological hegemony, thereby accentuating the superiority of Western values.	cache/ekpoma-1676.pdf	txt/ekpoma-1676.txt