Dr. Benjamin Ossai Anayo

Dr. Benjamin Ossai Anayo is a LECTURER I in RELIGION AND HUMAN RELATIONS Department, Faculty Of Arts in Nnamdi Azikiwe University

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I am Dr. Benjamin Anayo Ossai, a lecturer of department of Religion and Human Relations, Unizik.

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Religion And Human Relations, Faculty Of Arts, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka.
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FACULTY OF ARTS
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RELIGION AND HUMAN RELATIONS

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Creative Output

Book Chapters
1OSSAI A.. (2020, May) The Implication of Cultism in Nigerian Higher Institution: The Religious Perspectives
2OSSAI A.. (2019, February) Peace Education: Response to Emerging Conflict in Nigeria
3OSSAI A. B.. (2017, May) Abere Deity in Ezimo: The Ritual and Its Significance
4OSSAI A. B.. (2014, August) Studying African Traditional Religion fro Cultural Renaissance and Nation Building
Journal Articles
1Anayo Ossai. (2024, March), "Traditional Ecological Knowledge (Tek) in Igboland: Exploring Igbo Culture for Environmental Sustainability", SIST Journal of Religion and the Humanities, Vol. 4, (Issue 1), pp 19-39
2Asadu, Ngozi; Ugomma Ann Eze; Michael Nwokedi; Olisa Anthony Enweonwu; Wilson E. Anowia & Anayo Ossai. (2023, June), "Internet-Militated Religious Tension and its Effect on Socio-Political Development of Nigeria", Journal of Xi’an Shiyou University, Natural Science Edition, Vol. 19, (Issue 06), pp 204-216
3Anayo Ossai. (2023, June), "The Impact of Colonialism on Religious Dynamics: Understanding How Colonial History Has Shaped Religious Tensions and Conflict.", International Journal of Management, Social Sciences, Peace and Conflict Studies (IJMSSPCS), Vol. 6, (Issue 4), pp 181-196
4Anayo Ossai, Innocent Ogbonna Nweke. (2023, June), "Achievement of Internal Security and Community Peacebuilding in Igboland through Effective Community Policing", Igwebuike: An African Journal of Arts and Humanities, Vol. 9, (Issue 4), pp 358-378
5Ann Ebere Okechukwu, Anayo Ossai. (2021, November), "). Reforming Nigerian Teaching Andragogy Using Virtual and Augmented Realities: The Role of Political and Religious leaders", Webology, Vol. 18, (Issue 2), pp 2908-2919
6OSSAI A.. (2021, March), "NGWUYI ARUA (INSTALLATION OF ANCESTRAL SYMBOL) RITUAL, BELIEF, AND ITS RELEVANCE: A STUDY OF EZIMO COMMUNITY", IGWUBUIKE: AN AFRICAN JOURNAL OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES, Vol. 7, (Issue 2), pp 103 -127
7OSSAI A.. (2020, January), "LAND AND ITS RESOURCES OWNERSHIP IN EZIMO COMMUNITY: A PANACEA FOR LAND DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN IGBO COMMUNITY", JOURNAL OF AFRICAN STUDIES AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, Vol. 3, (Issue 1), pp 71 -85
8OSSAI A.. (2020, February), "Mourning Ritual: A Case Study of Widows in Ezimo Community", Sapientia Foundation Journal of Education, Science and Gender Studies, Vol. 2, (Issue 4)
9OSSAI A.. (2020, March), "USING ETHICS OF AFRICAN TRADITIONAL RELIGION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A JUST NIGERIAN STATE", Sapientia Global Journal of Arts, Humanities and Developmental Studies, Vol. 3, (Issue 4)
10OSSAI A. B., Amunnadi C.A.. (2020, June), "The Place of Moral Sanctions in Nigerian Society: Social-Religious Perspectives.", International Journal of Management, Social Science, Peace and Conflict Studies, Vol. 3, (Issue 4)
11OSSAI A. B., Amunnadi C.A.. (2019, June), "The Rising Trend of Social Injustice in Nigeria: Ethics Education as a Therapy", South South Journals of Humanities and International Studies., Vol. 2, (Issue 3)
12Ossai, A.B. , Amunnadi C.A.. (2019, May), "The Rising Trend of Social Injustice in Nigeria: Ethics Education as a Therapy", South-South Journals of Humanities and International Studies, Vol. 2, (Issue -3), pp 501-520
13OSSAI A. B.. (2018, May), "African World View as a Tool for Peace in Nigeria: Studies in Igboland", A Multi-Disciplinary Journal of the Faculty of Humanities, Vol. 16, (Issue 3)
14OSSAI A. B.. (2018, April), "Exploring the Relevance of Symbol in the Study of African Traditional Religion: Igbo Perspectives", South South Journals of Humanities and International Studies., Vol. 2, (Issue 3)
15OSSAI A. B.. (2016, April), "Cow (Eshu) Ritual in the Funeral Rites: The Significance in t he Nsukka Cultural Area of Igboland", International Journal of Religion and Human Relations, Vol. 8, (Issue 2)
16OSSAI A. B.. (2016, September), "Time in Igbo Cosmology: The Ritual and Its Value", Ogirisi Journal of African Studies, Vol. 12