Publication Ethics
The Nsukka Journal of the Humanities shall not approve or support any
publication, misconduct, or knowingly permit or ignore such misconduct to occur
at any stage of the article publication. However, where any misconduct has
occurred, which is not a deliberate action of the editors and/or author(s),
retraction or correction, clarifications and apologies will be published in the
next edition following the detection of the error(s). Before any research
article is published, authors must do the followings:
· Declare
that the manuscript has not been submitted or published elsewhere.
· Declare
any conflict of interest.
· Ensure
that all co-authors merit the criteria for authorship and ensure appropriate
acknowledgements are made in the manuscript.
· Include
appropriate funding statements in the manuscript.
· Submission
of ethical clearance (ensuring research using animals is conducted
responsibly).
· Inform
the journal Editor of any content or timeline changes made in the research
before publication by the journal.
· To
advise and report to the Editor of the Nsukka Journal of the
Humanities through email (njh.fa@unn.edu.ng)
immediately any complaints or changes in the content or conduct of the research
take place in the course of the approval period that may warrant a review of
the ethical clearance.
· All
research articles MUST also comply with section 5.4, sub-sections 1-5 of the
extant ethical policy paper of the University of Nigeria Nsukka
( These guidelines outline
the publishing ethics responsibilities of the University of Nigeria Nsukka, authors, peer reviewers and editors.
Please note that the
failure to comply with any of these conditions, especially with this clearance
and the University’s strict adherence to research ethics on intellectual
property and publication rights, may lead to the charge of non-ethical
compliance with the ethical policy of the University of Nigeria Nsukka as attached.