Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025): KENNETH DIKE JOURNAL OF AFRICAN STUDIES (KDJAS)

Articles

• ARTISANAL WEAPON PROJECTS IN BIAFRA DURING THE NIGERIA-BIAFRA WAR, 1967-1970

  Asika Francis Iwuchukwu, Ph.D (Author)

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• WOMEN IN SMALL AND MEDIUM-SCALE ENTERPRISES IN BENIN CITY, 1970-2020

  Dan O. Chukwu, Ph.D; Mary Uhunoma Isibor (Author)

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• RE-ALIGNING THE DIS-ARTICULATION CLAIM: HOW DIS-ARTICULATED ARE THE COLONIAL AND THE POST-COLONIAL AFRICAN ECONOMIES

  Solomon Lawrence, Ph.D (Author)

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• SIGNIFICANCE OF WOMEN’S COMMEMORATION IN BENIN COURT ARTS AND MONUMENTS, 1504 – 1897

  Ifeyinwa Emejulu, Ph.D; Preye Adekoya (Author)

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• THE CHALLENGES OF FRENCH LANGUAGE LEARNER IN NIGERIA: AN OVERVIEW

  Segun Felix Daramola; Cheryl Amaka Udogu (Author)

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• -THE RELEVANCE OF ARCHAEOLOGY IN AFRICAN HISTORICAL RECONSTRUCTION

  Nnamdi Ajaebili (Author)

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• INDIGENOUS AFRICAN SYSTEMS: A STUDY OF TRADITIONAL MEDICINE, AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY

  Olayiwola Enoch Oke, Ph.D (Author)

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• WIRED TRADITIONS: INFLUENCE OF TECHNOLOGY ON REINCARNATION NARRATIVES IN DIGITAL IGBO-AFRICAN CULTURE IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

  Chinedu N. Mbalisi, Ph.D; Chiemela A. Mbalisi; Nnaedoziem S. Nwaiwu (Author)

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• PAIN, PAINFUL MEMORIES AND THE AFRICAN PAST: A LITERATURE AND HISTORIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW

  Alex Amaechi Ugwuja (Author)

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