Vol. 3 No. 1 (2026)

Articles

• Articles

  Societal Condemnation of Single Motherhood in Southwest Nigeria and Its Implications on Home Front Security

  Afolabi Tolulope Apetuje, Ibikunle Gbenga, Adediran Gbolagade

  The study investigated the societal condemnation of single motherhood in Southwest Nigeria and its implications on home front security. Single mothers in the region were frequently stigmatized, marginalized, and denied equal social recognition. This condemnation undermined family stability and…

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  Capacity Building and Policy Support: A Critical Analysis of the UNESCO-Aschberg Programme for Emerging Artists and Cultural Professionals in Ghana

  Benjamin Oduro Arhin Jnr

  This study investigates the role of the UNESCO-Aschberg Programme for Artists and Cultural Professionals in strengthening the capacity of emerging artists in Ghana. Grounded in an interpretivist epistemology, the research examines how the Programme addresses key challenges of informality, limited…

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  Assessing Household Potable Water Accessibility of Residents of Katsina-Ala Town in Benue State, Nigeria

  Terna Korom, Coroline N Igbo-Uchi, Egbeji Thomas Egem

  The study assessed household potable water accessibility of residents of Katsina- ala town in Benue state, Nigeria. The researcher used a survey research design combining quantitative and qualitative data collection methods. The study also employed multi-stage sampling technique which combined…

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  Analyses of Effective Use of Animation Principles in 2D, 3D and Stop Motion Animation

  Emmanuel Rock Nyarko Hanson, Ralitsa Diana Debrah, Adam Rahman, Martin Adi-Dako, Ismaila Moro

  The paper seeks to ascertain how the animation principles are being effectively utilized in any digital animation production such as Two Dimensional (2D) animation, Three Dimensional (3D) animation and Stop Motion. The paper uses a qualitative research methodology to ascertain how effectively…

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  Sustainable Textile Dyeing Using Indigenous Plant Resources: A Practice-Based Model for Eco-Friendly Colouration in Nigeria

  Razaq Olatunde Rom KALILU, Funke-Wale Taiwo OMISAKIN

  The escalating environmental and public health hazards associated with synthetic textile dyes have intensified global interest in natural, plant-derived colourants as sustainable alternatives. This study presents a practice-based model for eco-friendly textile colouration in Nigeria, drawing on…

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  A Regional Perspective on Caste-Based Migration: Evidence from West Bengal

  Amit Kundu, Mou Bandopadhyay, Arabinda Bhattacharya

  Migration, or the movement of population from one area to another, is an integral part of society. Since ancient times, people have moved from one area to another for various reasons. That trend is continuing in the 21 st century as well. Migration is a big problem in the world. India is no…

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