Vol 3, No 2 (2023)

NIGERIAN JOURNAL OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES (NJAH)

Nigerian Journal of Arts and Humanities (NJAH) is an interdisciplinary and a multidisciplinary journal dedicated to the promotion of scholarship and research in Arts and Humanities. It publishes well-researched scholarly papers in all areas of arts and humanities and related disciplines. The journal welcomes the submission of manuscript that is original and devoid of plagariasm. NJAH accepts papers in English, French, Chinese and Nigerian languages. It is domiciled in the department of Chinese Studies, Faculty of Arts, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka

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Table of Contents

Articles

AFRICAN SOCIETY, MARRIAGE AND THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY
Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu, Stanley Emeka Igboechesi
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MUSIC STUDENTS’ UNPRECEDENTED APATHY TO STUDIES: THE NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE
Ikedimma Nwabufo Okeke
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‘Vie De Femme Vie De Sang’ : Une Lecture Feministe De Les Impatientes De Djaili Ahmadou Amal
Emmanuel Naancin Dami, Salome Nandi Ishaya
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Overview of Research and Research Methodology in Arts and Humanities
Emmanuel O. Iroh
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The Catholic Church on the Common Good: A Panacea to Tribalism and Ethnicity in Nigeria’s Politics
Samuel Chigozie Izuegbu
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The Relationship between Knowledge of HIV/AIDS and Engagement in Preventive Behaviours among Undergraduate Students
Anyaorah, Nnaemeka, Okpala, Beluonwu
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Igbo Language as an Endangered Language: Causes and Possible Solutions
Florence Uju Ibeh
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Nigerian Pidgin: A Solution to the Language Situation in Nigeria and Its Developmental Processes
Adaorah Stellamaris Nweke
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In view of crimes in Nigeria: Another perspective to functional illiteracy
Adaobi ifeoma ik-Iloanusi, Mbagwu, D. Ugochukwu
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The Emergence of Pressure Groups on Nigeria: A Sectarians Upheaval of Oduas People’s Congress (OPC) and Movement for the Survival of Ogoni People (MOSOP)
Austin Ntol Inyamigim, John Chinedu Enemuo
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Semantic and Pragmatic Interpretation of Igbo Proverbs in Contrasting Opposition
Asuoha, Jephthah C.
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Colonialism in Africa: Theories and Practices
Francis Paschal Nwosu
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Egwu Ọdịnala Igbo: Ngwaá»rụ E Ji Azụlite Ụmụaka
Ifeyinwa Cordelia Isidienu
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Insecurity and Economic Development in South-East Nigeria Since 2020
Chinenye Nkiru Chibueze
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Is School Really a Scam? An Appraisal
George Chizoba Okpara, Chidimma Nkemdilim Ezeador
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Structure syntaxique de Proverbe Yoruba traduit en français
Daramola, Segun Felix
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Preserving The Igbo Indigenous Knowledge Systems Within Folksongs: The Functionality of Nigerian English Pidgin (NEP)
Gloria U. Amadi
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Retirement Phobia among the Clergy of the Anglican Province of the Niger: A Search for Solution
Stanley C. Mgbemena; Mozie, Christian Chukwuka
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Women and Aesthetics in Igbo Culture
Anthony Uzochukwu Ufearoh, Odilichukwu Frances Jombo
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The Role of the English Language and Language Policy Reforms in Nigeria
Eugene Uchechukwu Ejiofor
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Historical Analysis of the Palestine Question
Chinedu Samuel Okoro, Marcia Chidimma Udem, Edith Ifesinachukwu
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Okponsi Festival in Amaokpala Town: A Hermeneutical Approach
Ikechukwu Bartholomew Ekemezie
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The Language of Newspaper Advertising: Stylistic and Semantic Perspectives
Ojiako, Chinwe Doris; Ogala Ogochukwu Ifeyinwa
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Le Symbole Archétypique De L’Océan Dans Deux Romans De Fatou Diome
Chioma Evangeline Okafor, Eunice Omonzejie
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Humour as Veritable Instrument for Sustainable Development in a Chaotic Society: Nigeria Example
Nzeakor, N.C.; Duru, Lilian O.; Nwulu, Felicia Nina
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