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Biography
Dr. Kenneth Igbo Nwokike is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of History and International Relations at Ebonyi State University (EBSU), Abakaliki, Nigeria. He holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Master of Arts (MA) in History and Strategic Studies, as well as a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in History and International Studies, obtained from the University of Lagos and the University of Calabar, respectively .
Dr. Nwokike's academic interests encompass various facets of history and international relations, with a particular focus on African studies, traditional conflict resolution strategies, and the role of cultural institutions in societal development. He has co-authored several scholarly articles, including "The Dibia in Igbo Traditional Socio-political and Metaphysical Economy: An Interrogation," which examines the significance of the Dibia (traditional healer) in Igbo society and its implications for contemporary socio-political and economic issues .
In addition to his academic contributions, Dr. Nwokike has collaborated on research addressing global security concerns, such as the article "Why Is The Hague Sitting on the Fence in Prosecuting Boko Haram Terrorism in Nigeria?" which explores the challenges faced by international legal institutions in addressing terrorism and war crimes in Nigeria .
As a member of IgMin Research, Dr. Nwokike contributes to interdisciplinary dialogues that bridge the fields of history, international relations, and educational science, aiming to advance global knowledge and foster collaboration across scientific disciplines .
Research Interest
Dr. Kenneth Igbo Nwokike’s research interests lie at the intersection of history, international relations, and African studies. His work focuses on exploring the socio-political dynamics within African societies, particularly the role of traditional institutions in governance and conflict resolution. He examines the historical underpinnings of African political structures, with a special interest in the Igbo traditional system and its contemporary implications. Additionally, Dr. Nwokike explores the intersection of global security and African geopolitics, with a particular focus on the challenges posed by terrorism and the limitations of international legal frameworks in addressing such threats. His interdisciplinary approach bridges the gap between historical scholarship and modern international relations, contributing to a deeper understanding of how cultural heritage and global politics shape societal development. His work seeks to promote the integration of traditional knowledge in contemporary political and security discourses across Africa.
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This work is carried out to fill the epistemic and hermeneutical gap within Igbo socio-metaphysical space. Notable works have been done in Igbo studies, however, the place of the Dibia in Igbo ontology has been neglected, hence the current work. The researchers combined library and fieldwork approaches in executing this work. In the end, the research notes that modern Igbo people have neglected the place and activities of the Dibia. Noting that the Dibia being the active presence of the God[s] among the people is an indispensable persona in the... Igbo existence. Therefore, the current crisis of relevance the people are experiencing is a result of this neglect. The works, therefore, conclude that if the Dibia and her activities are brought back to the centre stage of Igbo existence, the socio-political and economic crises of the moment would have been a history.
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