Papers for Vol. 21 (2013)
Preliminary Pages NJH Vol- 21, 2013
Liberation Literature and Liberation Feminism For Sub-Saharan Africa
Aloysius Ikechukwu Orjinta Ph.D(Munich)
Emergent Women's Writing in Africa: The Case of Aminata Sow Fall
I.T.K. Egonu
Beyond Obscenity and Banality: Nude Imageries as Potent and Expressive Creative Metaphor
Odoh. George C.
The Law and Slave Trade: An Evaluation of Sex-Slavery in Chika Unigwe's on Black Sisters' Street
Florence O. Orabueze
The Place of Women in Africa Myths: A Feminist Perspective
George I.K. Tasie
Le Role De La Femme Dans Le Conflit Ethnique Dans Soundjata De Niane Djibril Et Allah N'Est Pas Oblige D'Ahmadou Kourouma
Tonukari Ufuoma Emmanuel
Challenging the Masters and Breaking the Jinx: The Pioneer Theatre Women in Focus
Dr. Ngozi Udengwu
Aminata Sow Fall: The Author, Her Background and Her Literary Works. A womanist Appraisal.
Ikechukwu, A. Orjinta. PhD(Munich)
Developing Leadership Skill in Women Through Delegation of Responsibility
Angela Ekwutosi Ozibo
Solo Performance of Drama by Nigerians from 1966-2012.
Greg Mbajiorgu
Colonial Legacy of Functional Art Music in Nigeria: Its Influence on Compositional Preferences of Music Students
Professor Christian Onyeji
Pidgin as Lingua Franca for Anglophone West African Countries
Mowarin Macauley (Ph.D)
Urhobo is Beset Security Challenges
Emeka C. Ifesieh(Ph.D) and Eseoghene Aleh (Mrs.)