Vol 4 No 2 (2026)

Articles

• The Bakassi Aftermath: Sovereignty, Displacement, and the Remaking of Littoral Boundaries in Cross River State, 2008–2026

  Ibiang Okoi

  1-13

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• Monday Sit-at-Home in Southeastern Nigeria: A Contradiction to the Objectives of the Indigenous People of Biafra

  Festus Nwankwo Ongele, Judemary Ikechukwu Anyigor

  14-26

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• Banditry, Displacement, and the Remaking of Rural Livelihoods: the Political Economy of Forced Migration in Northwestern Nigeria

  Felix Tabi Okorn

  27-40

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• Postcolonial Reading of Matthew 2:13–23 in the Context of Migration and Xenophobia

  Mary Ifechukwude Egwuanikwu

  41-56

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• Godfathers, Godsons, and the Limits of Political Succession: An Analysis of Gubernatorial Transitions in Ebonyi State, 2007–2023

  Francisca Anyim-Ben Okorie, Amanda Owulike, Ndidiamaka Christiancia Uche, Anyim Benjamin Anyim

  57-66

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• Feminist Epistemology and the Problem of Testimonial Injustice: Nigerian Women's Accounts of Sexual Violence and the Crisis of Credibility

  mary julius egbai

  57-68

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• Sacred Groves and the Spirits of the Forest: Indigenous Religious Conservation Ethics and the Crisis of Biodiversity Loss in Cross River State, Nigeria

  Gregory Ajima Onah, kasang David Odu

  69-80

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• Aesthetic Intelligence as Governance Infrastructure: Movement, Colour and Objects in Anaañ Data Protocol

  Arnold Udoka

  81-90

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• Comparative Analysis and Insights into The Criminal Justice Systems of Nigeria and Ghana

  Carolyne Oghenevwede Uwuseba, Peter Gasiokwu, Beauty O. Alloh

  91-114

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