Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): OKWU EBOH INTERNATIONAL MULTIDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF KNOWLEDGE

Articles

• Okwu Eboh International Multidisciplinary Journal of Knowledge

  Editor-in-Chief (Author)

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• BELIEF, KNOWLEDGE AND REALITY

  PROF. PAUL IYKE OGUGUA (Author)

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• THE AMBIVALENCE OF EVIL: EKWENSU, MALEVOLENT SPIRITS, AND HUMAN AGENCY IN IGBO COSMOLOGY

  Chukwuemeka Peter Iloanya (Author)

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• THE SCIENTIFIC EVOLUTION OF HUMANITY AND ORIGIN OF THE UNIVERSE: A PHILOSOPHICAL/THEOLOGICAL ANALYSIS IN RELATION TO THE CREATION ACCOUNTS IN GENESIS

  Rev. Fr. Dr. Emmanuel U. Dim (Author)

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• EXPLORING THE PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF QUANTUM MECHANICS

  Michael Obidimma Akpuogwu; Chukwuemeka Peter Iloanya (Author)

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• THE MORALITY OF ANCESTOR VENERATION IN AFRICAN THOUGHT; AN ETHICAL ANALYSIS

  Anokwuru Christian Uche (Author)

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• VOICES ACROSS TIME: AN EXPLORATION OF THE INTERSECTION OF MUSIC, ORAL HISTORY AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE PRESERVATION OF INDIGENOUS CULTURAL HERITAGE

  Lucy K. Onyekomelu, Ph.D (Author)

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• FROM HIERARCHIES TO ONTOLOGICAL FIELDS: RETHINKING HUMAN NEEDS THROUGH MASLOW AND IGBO METAPHYSICS

  Ferdinand Chukwunwike Okigbo & Chukwuemeka Iloanya, Ph.D (Author)

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• OJEBEGO AS A LANGUAGE OF TRANSACTIONAL LOYALTY IN NIGERIA: A PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW

  Joelmary Chukwuma Okafor (Author)

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• TRADITION AND MODERNITY IN AFRICAN THOUGHT: RECONCILING INDIGENOUS VALUES WITH CONTEMPORARY ETHICAL CHALLENGES

  NWAMU CHARLES CHUKWUDI; OYANA ISIOMA FRANCES; CHIBUZOR JOSPEH ONYEDIKACHUKWU (Author)

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• REVERENCE FOR LIFE AND ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS IN NIGERIA: AN INDIGENOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL REAPPRAISAL

  Obinna Francis Okonkwo & Mmaduabuchi Larry Ezeuwa (Author)

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• TRADITION MEETS TECHNOLOGY: RETHINKING AFRICAN WISDOM IN A DIGITAL WORLD

  Nwakwudo Arinze Emmanuel; Okoye Ifeoma Veronica (Author)

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• THE SUBSTANCE OF BEING AND THE PHILOSOPHICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF BLOOD SACRIFICE IN AFRICAN TRADITIONAL WORSHIP

  Felix Simon Ijegalu; Kenechukwu K. Makwudo PhD (Author)

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• WHY SELF-ACTUALIZATION IS NOT THE HIGHEST HUMAN GOOD: AN IGBO ONTOLOGICAL CRITIQUE OF MASLOW’S PYRAMID

  Ferdinand Chukwunwike Okigbo; Prof. S.I. Mmoneke (Author)

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• THE SIGNIFICANCE OF AFRICAN INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE IN BIOETHICS AND ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS

  Michael Obidimma Akpuogwu; Offia-Nwafor Nneoma Stephanie (Author)

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• AFRICAN TRADITIONAL THOUGHT IN THE AGE OF MODERNITY: A DISCOURSE ON CONTINUITY AND CHANGE

  Okoye Ifeoma Veronica; Izuegbunam, Chinaza Blessing (Author)

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• AFRICAN TRADITIONAL THOUGHT IN THE AGE OF MODERNITY: A DISCOURSE ON CONTINUITY AND CHANGE

  Obidike Charles Paul Chikelo (Author)

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• AFRICAN EPISTEMOLOGY: UNPACKING INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS AND THEIR VALIDITY

  Ogbuene Kingsley Ositadinma; Ufere Michael Eke (Author)

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• THE COSMOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SPIRITS IN AFRICAN THOUGHT: A CRITICAL APPROACH

  Kenneth N. Agetue (Author)

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• TRADITION AND MODERNITY IN AFRICAN THOUGHT: RECONCILING INDIGENOUS VALUES WITH CONTEMPORARY ETHICAL CHALLENGES

  NWAMU CHARLES CHUKWUDI; OYANA ISIOMA FRANCES; CHIBUZOR JOSPEH ONYEDIKACHUKWU (Author)

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• BEYOND THE VEIL: EXPLORING THE NATURE OF ANCESTORS AND AFTERLIFE IN AFRICAN THOUGHT

  OBI HAPPINESS LOTACHUKWU (Author)

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