This paper comparatively examines how feminist movements in Nigeria and Sudan have constructed and mobilised narratives about women’s empowerment within distinct political and historical contexts.
Eluzai E.I. , Idodo P.F
Page: 135 - 147
SJAICI
Original Research Article
This study provides a comparative feminist analysis of August Strindberg's Miss Julie, contextualising the play within the current gender dynamics of Nigeria and South Sudan
Ekevere O.F., Eluzai E.I., Bazugba A. M
Page: 98 - 111
Journal of Arts and Humanities
Original Research Article
This study reconceptualises contemporary global conflict as a performative phenomenon by applying Erving Goffman’s dramaturgical framework to the Iran–U.S.–Israel crisis.
Ekevere F.O, Prof. Onyari A.J, PhD
Page: 121 - 134
SJAICI
Original Research Article
This study explores the reconstruction of female identity in contemporary Nigerian and South Sudanese drama through a postcolonial feminist framework.
Ekevere O.F, Eluzai E.I., Bazugba A. M.
Page: 80 - 97
Journal of Arts and Humanities
Original Research Article
Habitual aspect marking in African languages has garnered a great deal of attention in the extant literature, with languages exhibiting distinctiveness in marking habituality.
Aziaku V. E., Agbesi B.
Page: 69 - 79
Journal of Arts and Humanities
Original Research Article
This study aimed to evaluate the influence of Spiritual Blessings, specifically Biofield Energy Treatment (BET), on the growth and yield characteristics of Summer Squash, Green Zucchini (Cucurbita pepo L.).
Trivedi, M. K., Gaikwad, T. B., Kadam, V. D., Phutankar N. R., Mondal, S., Jana S.
Page: 1 - 7
Global Journal of Food Science and Technology
Original Research Article
It is the opinion of the study that Africa, indeed Nigeria, appears retrogressive, primitive, insensitive and totally blind to the environmental and global changes in relation to technology
Osita, Williams A. Ph.D
Page: 12 - 18
Environmental Science and Technology
Original Research Article
This study details the design, construction, and performance assessment of a 10-kilogram glass melting furnace used for research and development at Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic in Zaria, Nigeria.
Aminu U. et al.,
Page: 1 - 11
Environmental Science and Technology
Original Research Article
The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the most strategically significant maritime chokepoints in the global energy system, making it a persistent focal point of geopolitical tension.
Prof. Onyari A.J, PhD , Ekevere F.O.
Page: 39 - 50
Journal of Arts and Humanities
Original Research Article
Armed conflict generates profound humanitarian and environmental consequences that extend beyond immediate physical destruction and loss of life.
Prof. Onyari A.J, PhD , Ekevere F.O.
Page: 7 - 26
Educational Research Journal
Original Research Article