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Leveraging Digital Technologies to Revitalize Igbo Language and Culture among Young Nigerians: Opportunities, Challenges and Future Directions

Chioma Ibeleche — Start-Rite International Schools, Abuja | ISA 22nd Annual International Conference (2025)

As an Igbo language teacher and advocate for cultural preservation, I am eager to present my research on the intersection of technology, culture, and human capital in promoting the language, traditions, and values of the Igbo people. This presentation will …

Reclaiming Peace: Exploring Igbo Religious Capital and the Emerging Culture of Violence in Southeastern Nigeria

Happiness Kodichinma Ogiri — Institute of African Studies, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu State, Ikechukwu Maxwell Ukandu — Department of Religions and Intercultural Studies, Faculty of Humanities, Veritas University, Abuja | ISA 22nd Annual International Conference (2025)

For about a decade, the South-East geo-political zone of Nigeria has been plagued by persistent insecurity, resulting in a profound peace and security crisis. Kidnappings, ritual killings, sporadic attacks, herders’ invasions, dogged separatist agitations and counter-military operations are recurrent decimals …

Solving the Nigeria Youth Unemployment Crisis by using Entrepreneurial Education & Skills Acquisitions

Kingsley Chukwudi Okafor — Cubana Suites, Abuja | ISA 22nd Annual International Conference (2025)

Unemployment as a global phenomenon is on the increase especially in Nigeria. The rate of youth unemployment in Nigeria is put at 54% of the population [21]. It is also pertinent to note that this problem cannot be totally eradicated …

The Role of Security on Economic Growth and Development in Nigeria

Obinna Chukwudi Okereafor — Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps, Abuja | ISA 22nd Annual International Conference (2025)

Insecurity over the years has been a source of concern for keen observers of the Nation’s security situation. Innovation, entrepreneurship and economic development cannot be fostered in an unstable nation with insecurity bursting at the seams. Of recent, the security …

Oke ite as anti-human capital development: A Thematic analysis of the song “Ndi Oke ite akalia”

Bibian Ugoala — Department of English, Faculty of Arts, National Open University of Nigeria, Abuja, Nigeria | ISA 22nd Annual International Conference (2025)

The quest for quick wealth by the younger generation in the South east is becoming worrisome as youths engage in vices like “Okeite” rituals and sacrifices to get quick wealth without hard work. Some societal vices are exposed and brought …

Tag: Abuja

Leveraging Digital Technologies to Revitalize Igbo Language and Culture among Young Nigerians: Opportunities, Challenges and Future Directions

Reclaiming Peace: Exploring Igbo Religious Capital and the Emerging Culture of Violence in Southeastern Nigeria

Solving the Nigeria Youth Unemployment Crisis by using Entrepreneurial Education & Skills Acquisitions

The Role of Security on Economic Growth and Development in Nigeria

Oke ite as anti-human capital development: A Thematic analysis of the song “Ndi Oke ite akalia”

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