Journal of People and Worldviews, Vol. 2., Issue 1. (Download Full Articles)
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Social Entrepreneurship as a Catalyst for Achieving Seven of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
Abstract The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development has placed unprecedented pressure on governments, corporations, and civil society to close persistent
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Security Management Strategies and Challenges Constraining the Mitigation of Banditry in Niger State
Abstract This study examined the security management strategies and operational challenges constraining the mitigation of armed banditry and its impact
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Dynamics of Nigeria–United Kingdom Bilateral Relations and its Impact on Human Capital Development in Nigeria’s Education Sector, 2015-2025
Abstract Bilateral educational diplomacy is frequently leveraged by developing countries to bridge local instructional gaps and drive capacity building. However,
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The Theology of Blessings and Curses in Deuteronomy 28 and African Traditional Religious Worldview
Abstract This paper examined how Deuteronomy 28’s covenant blessings and curses interact with African Traditional Religion’s own curse cosmology, and
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An Explainable Predictive Risk Intelligence Framework for Strengthening Governance Effectiveness and Project Success
Abstract Artificial intelligence has become central to how African FinTech firms detect fraud, assess credit risk, and extend financial services
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Women and Clandestine Activities: A Case Study of Human Trafficking and Child Labour in Nigeria
Abstract This article examined the paradoxical and understudied phenomenon of female perpetration in human trafficking and child labour in Nigeria.
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An Exposition of Nigerian University Governance and Administrative Structure
Abstract Universities primary responsibility is not simply to deliver services but to create knowledge, preserve it, question accepted ideas and
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Analyzing Domestic Financial Corruption Constraints on Nigeria’s Foreign Policy Output for Institutional Anti-graft Reform (2015-2023)
Abstract Corruption has been a canker-worm that has eaten deep into the fabrics of various segments of Nigeria with foreign
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The Paradox of Obedience to Legal Authority and Moral Responsibility
Abstract This study sought to interrogate the paradoxical assumption that obedience to legal or institutional authority can shield an individual