ISSN 2360-7998
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
This study examines the cultural and religious influences on women’s empowerment in Nigeria and South Sudan
Ekevere O.F., Hon. Eluzai E.I.
Page: 51 - 68
Journal of Arts and Humanities
Original Research Article
The Israel–Hamas war represents one of the most complex and enduring conflicts in the Middle East, with profound humanitarian, political, and geopolitical implications.
Prof. Onyari A.J, PhD, Ekevere F.O.
Page: 16 - 27
Journal of Arts and Humanities
Original Research Article
The role of women in leadership in the grassroots development in Nigeria is usually unacknowledged but significant.
Dogood, S. R., Imhanobe H. J. PhD
Page: 28 - 38
Journal of Arts and Humanities
Original Research Article
This article offers a rigorous critique of the Eurocentric underpinnings of mainstream International Relations theory and exposes their profound inadequacy for grasping African political realities.
Anokwuru C.U,, PhD , Odanwu K.O.C.
Page: 11 - 15
Journal of Arts and Humanities
Original Research Article
The study tries to situate A.A. Ibiam as, fundamentally, successful pioneer and one of fathers of modern Nigeria Art from Southeastern Nigeria extraction.
Osita W.A. Ph.D
Page: 1 - 10
Journal of Arts and Humanities
Original Research Article