Memories, Dangerous Narratives, and Disruption in an African, European,Creole, and Latin Nationhood: The Haitian Experience in the Dominican Republic-Daniel Joseph

Memories, Dangerous Narratives, and Disruption in an African, European, Creole, and Latin Nationhood: The Haitian Experience in the Dominican Republic Abstract: Haitian migration to the Dominican Republic dates to the early twentieth century, consisting mainly of Haitians working in the sugar industry, agriculture, construction, and tourism. Despite the geographic connection …

Impact of Unethical Behaviors on Development in Sub-Saharan Africa-Chukwunenye C. Njoku, Goodluck I. Nwaogwugwu, and Aminul Karim

Impact of Unethical Behaviors on Development in Sub-Saharan Africa Abstract: This article discusses Sub-Saharan Africa’s challenges of development through the lens of developmental constraints in three chosen Sub-Saharan African countries analyzed to ascertain the level of unethical behaviors in the governance of the state. It analyzes the level of unethical …

Science Terms in Nigerian languages: The Igbo perspective-Cyprian Chidozie Eze

Science Terms in Nigerian Languages: The Igbo Perspective Abstract: This paper examines the meaning of Igbo and explains Igbo as a people, the people’s language, and as an ethnic group. In bringing out some scientific terms in the Igbo language, some in the Igbo meta-language are also incorporated. Science and …

Feminism and the African Male Writer: The Poetry of Dami Ajayi :Somtochukwu J. Ogbuehi and Ijeoma Uchenna-Okoye

Feminism and the African Male Writer: The Poetry of Dami Ajayi Abstract: Feminism, like other “isms,” has generated controversies since its inception. Amongst the issues surrounding this movement is its place in a largely patriarchal continent like Africa. African Literature of the middle part of the Twentieth Century demonstrated the …

Climate Change and the Challenges of Social Development in Africa-Joshua S. Longe and Godson G. Omigie

Climate Change and the Challenges of Social Development in Africa Abstract: Climate change is akin to ecological epidemy. Its ravaging effect has undeniably threatened Africa’s human existence, agricultural development, and food production. Today, in the once lush natural environment, the double growth rate of natural resources of plants and animals …

Parents’ Perceptions of the Use and Study of Indigenous Languages in Schools:A Case Study of Lagos State-Blessing C. Emodi

Parents’ Perceptions of the Use and Study of Indigenous Languages in Schools: A Case Study of Lagos State Abstract: This study was carried out to investigate parents’ perceptions of the use and study of indigenous languages in schools in Lagos State. A survey research design was adopted for this study. …

Emerging Technologies and the Future of Accounting Education Practices in Nigeria-Blessing O. Agbo

Emerging Technologies and the Future of Accounting Education Practices in Nigeria Abstract: This article focuses on emerging technologies and the future of accounting education practices in Nigeria. It examines the effect of artificial intelligence on future accounting education practices and determines the effect of data analytics on future accounting education …

The Dramatic Content of African Drama: An Analysis of Contending Issues-Chinenye Udeze and Godfrey Ngozi Ogbonna

The Dramatic Content of African Drama: An Analysis of Contending Issues Abstract: Various African dramatists hold different views with regard to the validity of African drama. This disagreement is captured in the contentions of the evolutionary and relativistic theories of African drama. Evolutionary scholars maintain that African drama falls short …

Development, Democratization, and Decolonization of Politics in MalawiFletcher O. M. Ziwoya

Development, Democratization, and Decolonization of Politics in Malawi Abstract: Malawi is one of the emerging democracies in Africa still consolidating its democratic gains to be accepted in geopolitics. Some of the challenges facing developing countries such as Malawi include the need to reconcile two ways of knowledge production and practice …

Organic Farming Practices among Arable Crop Farmers in Imo State, NigeriaEzechi F. Eze 1

Organic Farming Practices among Arable Crop Farmers in Imo State, Nigeria Abstract: This study examined the level of use of organic farming practices among arable crop farmers in Imo State, Nigeria. Specifically, the study described the socio-economic characteristics of farmers and assessed the level of use of organic farming practices …

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