Dr. Nneamaka Philomena Ojukwu
Dr. Nneamaka Philomena Ojukwu is an ASSISTANT LECTURER in RELIGION AND HUMAN RELATIONS Department, Faculty Of Arts in Nnamdi Azikiwe University
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Staff Profile
My name is Dr Nneamaka Philomena Ojukwu. Iam a lecturer at the department of religion and human relations Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka Anambra State Nigeria.
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Address: | Religion And Human Relations, Faculty Of Arts, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. |
Faculty/Unit: | FACULTY OF ARTS |
Department/Sub-Unit: | RELIGION AND HUMAN RELATIONS |
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Academic Qualifications
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| 1 | ADC School Otolo Nnewi. (FSLC, September, 1987) May, 1984 to May, 1984 |
Creative Output
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| 1 | N P Ojukwu, D M Abalogu. (2024, March), "Peter Obi's Stinginess:A Political Strategy for the Development of Nigeria", Ohazurume - Unizik Journal of Culture and civilization, Vol. 3, (Issue 2) |
| 2 | EA Okolo, NP Ojukwu. (2023, April), "Contextualizing Liberation Theology as The Need of the Present Society: The Nigeria Example", AKU: An African Journal of Contemporary Research, Vol. 4, (Issue 2), pp 82-92 |
| 3 | Chioma Maureen Udemba, NP Ojukwu. (2023, June), "Promoting The Rights and The Dignity of Women in Calabar Through Educational Contributions of Mother Mary Charles Magdalene Walker (RSC)", AKU: An African Journal of Contemporary Research, Vol. 4, (Issue 3), pp 150-160 |
| 4 | NP Ojukwu, CN Osuigwe. (2023, February), "The socio - ethical and Economic Implications of Cybercrime in Nigeria: A Narrative Study", Interdisciplinary Journal of African & Asian Studies, Vol. 9 |
| 5 | DM Abalogu, NP Ojukwu. (2022, June), "Socio-Religious Implication of Farmers - Herders Conflict in Nigeria: A security Challenge", Ohazurume - Unizik Journal of Culture and civilization, Vol. 1, pp 141-148 |
| 6 | DM Abalogu, NP Ojukwu. (2022, January), "The Socio -Religious and Economic Implications of the Indigenous People of Biafra's (IPOB) Sit at Home Order in The South East of Nigeria", Journal of University Scholars in Religion (JUSREL), Vol. 2 |