Witchcraft and Academics: Are Scholars Legitimizing Witch-hunting in Post-colonial Africa?
By Leo Igwe Recent encounters with some Nigerian academics on the topic of witchcraft have been revealing and worrisome. The…
By Leo Igwe Recent encounters with some Nigerian academics on the topic of witchcraft have been revealing and worrisome. The…
By Leo Igwe Greetings to all attending the first event of the Advocacy for Alleged Witches in Niger State, titled…
Electricity consumers in Nigeria’s Southeast geopolitical zone have advised the Federal Government to create a second transmission network to grapple…
By Nelson Uloma Egondu ⸻ Abstract This paper examines how inclusive curriculum design for challenged students—particularly those with disabilities—can foster…
By Stanley OkehieWinners of the RBK Okafor Family Foundation Scholarship are set to receive the second tranche of their awards…
By Stanley Okehie The two-day drafting and validation sessions for the domestication of the Guidelines on Alternative Care for…
By Leo Igwe The International Day Against Witch Hunts, marked every August 10, provides an opportunity for people around the…
Survivors of abuses arising from witchcraft beliefs and ritual attacks have been assured of continuous support to aid their recovery…
Survivors of abuses arising from witchcraft beliefs and ritual attacks have been assured of continuous support to aid their recovery…
By Our Reporter Owerri, Imo State, on Saturday, August 30, 2025, was filled with jubilation and celebration as Mr. Ikenna…