INTEGRITY JOURNAL OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES
Integrity Research Journals
ISSN: 2811-2407
Model: Open Access/Peer Reviewed
DOI: 10.31248/IJAH
Start Year: 2020
Email: ijah@integrityresjournals.org
CURRENT ISSUE (Vol.7 (3) October 2026)
Exploring Rhetorical Legitimation In Nigeria: A Discourse Analysis Of President Bola Tinubu’s Rivers State Emergency Rule Speech
This study examines the crucial role of language in legitimising emergency rule within a democratic system. The study is anchored on Van Leeuwen’s Legitimation Strategy, which includes authorisation, moral evaluation, rationalisation, and mythopoiesis. These strategies are employed to analyse the Rivers State emergency rule speech of President Bola Tinubu.... Continue here
A Study Of Christian Discipleship And The Cost Of Following Christ In Luke 14:25–33 Among Members Of Foursquare Gospel Church, Ikorodu 1 District, Lagos State
Christian discipleship is frequently understood as participation in church classes and programmes, yet the New Testament presents discipleship as a lifelong commitment to Jesus Christ expressed through the imitation of his character and conduct. The study examined the biblical meaning and cost of discipleship in Luke 14:25–33, assessed members’... Continue here
Monitoring And Evaluating Peacebuilding Initiatives In Africa: A Multi-pillar Framework Applied To Nigeria
Conflict recurrence remains the dominant pattern of armed conflict in Africa, as relapses in South Sudan, the Central African Republic and Mali show. Such recurrence signals a learning deficit: peacebuilding programmes often cannot show what has changed, for whom, under what conditions and why. Existing scholarship diagnoses this deficit but offers few integrated... Continue here
Religion And Peacebuilding In Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria: Perceived Roles, Effectiveness And Structural Challenges
Religious institutions are important actors in peacebuilding in conflict-affected communities, but their contribution can be shaped by the wider social and political environment. This study examined respondents’ perceptions of the role of religion in resolving post-conflict disputes, the perceived adequacy of religious and other peace-building actors, and... Continue here
Which Jesus, Whose Christology? Naming Jesus And The Crisis Of Theological Identity In Pentecostal-charismatic Practice
Within Pentecostal and Charismatic Christianity, it is difficult to speak about prayer, preaching, healing, or deliverance without mentioning the name of Jesus. The concern, however, is that the frequent use of his name does not always mean that a person’s understanding and presentation of Jesus align with the witness of Scripture. The central argument of... Continue here
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