The AFIT Journal of Marketing Research (AFIT-JMR) is committed to a diverse, inclusive, and welcoming publishing environment that includes editorial teams and scholars of all races, genders, sexual orientations, and religious affiliations around the world. AFIT-JMR’s marketplace of ideas thrives when diverse people and perspectives come together to tackle important marketing questions and problems facing our world.

African Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (AJAHSS) is a multi-disciplinary journal committed to the promotion of excellence in theoretical and applied research and in the dissemination of research report as tools for learning. It receives and publishes scholarly articles in various disciplinary areas of arts, humanities and social sciences including: English Language and Literature, Igbo Language and Literature, Linguistics, History, Philosophy, Religion, Music, Theatre Arts, Law, Education, Psychology, Economics, Political Science, Mass Communication, Sociology and Anthropology, and other branches of the humanities. The articles are subjected to peer-reviews and editing before they are finally accepted for publication. In the choice of articles for publication, consideration is given to quality, originality, proper organization and presentation of facts as well as to the clarity and accuracy of the facts presented. The Editorial Board also places great premium on the authors’ critical and constructive views on issues under discussion. However, opinions expressed in book reviews are also welcomed. African Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (AJAHSS) holds that languages matter. Authors are therefore encouraged to write in their preferred language. English translation of abstract is however required. Articles forwarded for consideration should not have been published or submitted for publication elsewhere.

African Journal of Criminal Law and Jurisprudence (AFJCLJ) has the objective of publishing peer-reviewed papers dealing strictly with issues on criminal law and criminal jurisprudence which are of relevance to Africa, Africans, and scholars on African issues. AFJCLJ provides a forum for legal scholars and jurists to report research findings for policy making through innovative and advanced methodologies. It appears once a year in September, and published online and in print. AFJCLJ is a manual for policy makers and legislators, jurists, legal practitioners, law enforcement agents, security providers, academics, law students, and others. The Journal is abstracted and indexed with Google scholar via PREORC indexing outfits. Well researched and original papers on topical subject matters, and which extend the frontiers of knowledge with a view to solving developmental problems are hereby welcome.

African Journal of Law and Human Rights (AJLHR) has the objective of publishing peer-reviewed papers dealing strictly with issues on law and human rights which are of relevance to Africa, Africans, and scholars on African issues. AJLHR provides a forum for legal scholars and jurists to report research findings for policy making through innovative and advanced methodologies. It appears once a year in June, and published online and in print. AJLHR is a manual for policy makers and legislators, jurists, legal practitioners, law and human rights enforcement agents, peace builders, academics, law students, and others. The Journal is abstracted and indexed with Google scholar via PREORC indexing outfits. Well researched and original papers on topical subject matters, and which extend the frontiers of knowledge with a view to solving developmental problems are hereby welcome.

Ama: Journal Of Theatre And Cultural Studies is a journal of Theatre, Film, Humanities, and Cultural Studies. It is a peer-reviewed journal published by the Department of Theatre and Film Studies, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Nigeria. The journal affords Academics opportunity to publish scholarly articles in the areas of Theatre, Film, Culture, other media and Humanities.

AJLLS is a peer reviewed Journal geared to sustaining progressive, analytical and well researched papers in the areas of language and literature. It is open to literary artists, grammarians, linguists and all scholers in arts and humanities all around the globe.

The Editorial Board of the above Journal hereby requests for submission of well researched papers for publication in the above journal. Awka Capital Bar Journal (ACBJ) is a professional and peer reviewed periodical of the Nigerian Bar Association Awka Branch. The current edition is targeted at a review of topical and diverse issues of law including but not limited to Landlord and Tenant law, female inheritance, Constitutional law, chieftaincy and town union matters, legal practice, management of law firms, Land Law, Intellectual Property Law, Criminal Law and Environmental law. The areas of law to be focused on in this journal are those areas of law that are recurrent in our day to day legal, political, social and economic life as legal practitioners and as it concerns those around us

AJELLS is a journal that is entirely commited to the advancement of research in Language and Literary Studies. As a rule, the articles are subjected to constructive criticism/peer reviews and editing prior to acceptance and publication. Adequate attention is also given to originality, language level and appropriate organization of facts. Articles submitted to AJELLS should not have been either submitted or being considered for publication elsewhere. Nevertheless, the authors are totally responsible for the ideas, facts and opinions contained in their articles. The journal also accepts book reviews.