Vol. 6 No. 1 (2022)

Articles

• The Dilemma of the African Language Vis-À-Vis the African Philosophical Project

  Ikechukwu Anthony KANU, PhD.

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• The Problem of Evil in the Face of a Benevolent God: Intricacies of Philosophico-Theological Theodicy

  Moses ITENE, PhD.

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• Interrogating the Leadership Conundrum in Nigeria and the Question of a Failed State

  Paul T. HAAGA, PhD.

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• Is African Philosophy Possible in Noneafrican Languages? An Igwebuike Complementary Response

  Ikechukwu Anthony KANU, PhD.

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• Rugaism: A Challenge to National Sustainability or a Solution?

  Anthony Oghenevwoke AGBEGBEDIA, PhD.

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• An Ethical Analysis of the Rise of Female Cosmetic Surgery in Nigeria

  ude Basor SYLVESTER

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• Restorative Justice, an Antidote For Insecurity and Underdevelopment in Nigeria: A Philosophical Approach

  Victor Dutse STEPHEN

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• Humanism in the Levinas's Ethics of Responsibility

  Godwin Michael ADAHADA, M.Phil

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• The Folly and Scourge of War in Chimamanda Adichie's Half ofa Yellow Sun

  Jacob Scholastica Chinyere UZOMAH

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• Religious Liberty in Nigeria: A Case Study of Terrorism

  Ratzinger E. E. NWOBODO, PhD.

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• Harnessing Aristotle's Virtue Ethics for Character Formation in Nigeria

  Godwin Adinya OGABO, PhD., Terna Patrick FRANCIS

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• An Insight into the Ontological Structure of the Traditional African Religion

  Elijah O. OKPANACHI PhD., Salisu Ameh AMODU

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• A Critical Review of Nelson Goodman's Science of the New Riddle of Induction

  John Okwuchukwu PhD., Judith Gure GWATANA

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• Genetic Enhancement and the Harm Argument: A Critique of the Case against the Transhumanist Intent of Germline Enhancement

  Michael M. UZOMAH, PhD.

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• Human Person and Development in Theistic and Atheistic Existentialist Thoughts

  Philip Osarobu ISANBOR, PhD.

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• How Africa Developed Europe: A Review of Nkwazi Nkuzi Mhango's deconstructing the HIS-STORY of Africa, Excavating Untold Truth and what ought to be done and Known

  Fidelis Oghenero EJEGBAVWO, PhD.

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