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iaajah-978	Jude I. Onebunne, PhD; Mirian N. Alike, PhD	IGWEBUIKE, INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM AND RESPONSIBILITY IN AFRICAN ETHICS	2021	18	.pdf	application/pdf	7443	451	56	The starting of course is the recognition that the races of mankind are composed of free and unique individuals as African persons as such. By and large, the morality or the ethical demand of the individual is not lost amidst the population or in the Igwe, with regard to the exercise of Ike; rather, the individual is responsible for every action within the Igwe, and the Igwe, via individual actions, has a cooperate responsibility to bear and as such there is an individual responsibility in Igwebuike as regards African ethics.	cache/iaajah-978.pdf	txt/iaajah-978.txt