• Spring Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Current Issues

    ISSN 3121-8571

  • Global Journal of Engineering Convergence and Emerging Technologies

    ISSN 3156-271X

  • Advanced Research Journal of Plant and Animal Sciences

    ISSN 2360-7947

  • African Journal of Applied and Theoretical Studies in Agriculture

    ISSN 3141-3439

  • International Journal of Soil and Crop Sciences

Recent Articles

Foreign Aid and Cultural Sovereignty in Africa: A Humanistic Examination of the Implications of the United Kingdom's Bilateral Aid Reductions

Foreign aid has long served as a significant instrument for promoting economic development, poverty reduction, and humanitarian assistance in developing countries, particularly across Africa.

Onyari A.J., Ekevere F.O., Bazugba, A. M.

Page: 124 - 143

Educational Research Journal

Original Research Article

Premarital Counseling and Marital Stability among Nigerian Muslims: An Islamic Perspective

This paper examines the contribution of premarital counselling to marital stability from an Islamic perspective, with particular emphasis on the Nigerian context.

Labaran S.I.

Page: 288 - 297

Journal of Arts and Humanities

Original Research Article

Islamic Ethics, Political Activism, and Democratic Governance in Nigeria: Moral Responsibilities, Ethical Leadership, and Contemporary Challenges

This study therefore examines the moral responsibilities of Muslim political leaders and activists by analysing the relationship between Islamic ethics, political activism, and democratic governance in Nigeria.

Labaran S.I.

Page: 245 - 254

Journal of Arts and Humanities

Original Research Article

Assessing the Agricultural Impact of Spiritual Blessing/Biofield Energy Treatment on Sponge Gourd (Luffa cylindrica) Cultivation

This study aimed to evaluate the agricultural impact of biofield energy treatment on the growth, yield, and overall quality of the sponge gourd (Luffa cylindrica), a highly valued vegetable crop known for its nutritional and medicinal properties.

Branton, A., , Kadam V. D., Gaikwad T. B., Phutankar N. R., Mondal S., Jana S.

Page: 101 - 108

Agricultural Research and Review

Original Research Article

Assessing Institutional Support and Creative Production for Nigeria's Economic Growth in Edo State Creative Hub, Film and Media Arts

The study concludes that sustained and coordinated institutional interventions, complemented by strategic private sector participation, are essential for maximizing the economic, social, and cultural benefits of Nigeria’s creative industries.

Duruvwe E. B., Philip J. Umaru, Daniel J. Chikada.

Page: 255 - 270

Journal of Arts and Humanities

Original Research Article

Conflict, Humanitarianism, and International Media: A Critical Discourse Analysis of the South Sudan and Mali Crises

The study examines how international media represent the conflicts in Sudan and Mali and the implications of these representations for global perceptions, humanitarian interventions, and foreign policy responses.

Onyari A.J., Ekevere F.O , Bazugba A. M.

Page: 298 - 313

Journal of Arts and Humanities

Original Research Article

The "Battle of the Corridors": A Postcolonial Analysis of China–United States Competition for Critical Clean-Energy Minerals in Central and Southern Africa

This study examines how the contemporary contest for these critical minerals reflects evolving forms of postcolonial power relations, dependency, and African agency.

Bazugba A. M. , Onyari A.J., Ekevere F.O.

Page: 271 - 287

Journal of Arts and Humanities

Original Research Article

Critical Minerals, Environmental Justice, and African Communities: An Eco-Humanities Perspective on the China–United States Strategic Rivalry

This paper examines the growing global competition between China and the United States over Africa’s critical mineral resources and its implications for environmental justice, indigenous communities, cultural heritage, and sustainable development.

Ekevere F.O., Onyari A.J., Bazugba A. M.

Page: 150 - 165

SJAICI

Original Research Article

Weaponisation of Non-State Armed Groups in African Politics: The Impact of State-Sponsored Goons on Electoral Integrity and Human Security in Nigeria, Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya

This article examines the alleged weaponisation of non-state armed groups by political elites and state actors to intimidate opposition parties, suppress dissent, manipulate electoral competition, and weaken democratic accountability in Nigeria, Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya.

Prof. Onyari A.J, Ekevere F.O.

Page: 84 - 106

Educational Research Journal

Original Research Article

State-Sponsored Militias, Electoral Violence, and Democratic Backsliding in Africa: Implications for Peace and Regional Security

The study explores the relationship between political elites, informal coercive actors, and electoral competition,

Prof. Onyari A.J, Ekevere F.O.

Page: 226 - 244

Journal of Arts and Humanities

Original Research Article