WOGU, Ikedinachi Ayodele Power.

Contents

  1. College
  2. Department
  3. Research Interests
  4. Awards & Honours
  5. Teaching Areas
  6. Current Postgraduate Supervision
  7. Selected Publications (20)
  8. Collaboration/Linkages
  9. Conferences Attended
  10. Summary of Profile

Mr. Ikedinachi Ayodele Power. WOGU,

Lecturer II

B.A. (Philosophy) Uniben, M. A.(Metaphysics) and M.Phil. (Ethics and Political Philosophy) University of Ibadan, Ph. D. Candidate: (2012 - ) Covenant University

College

College of Leadership and Development Studies

Department

Political Science & International Relations

Research Interests

1. Contemporary and Virtue Ethics
2. African Metaphysics
3. Political Philosophy
4. Philosophy of Science
5. Logic

6. Advance Learning Technologies

Awards & Honours

1, Federal Government Scholarship Award for Post Graduate Studies, 2001.

Teaching Areas

1, African Philosophy And Human Development. (HMD 121)
2, History of Philosophy, [Ancient, Medieval, Modern,Contemporary &Postmodernism](GST 211)
2, Philosophy and Human Existence. (GST 211)
3, Logic and Critical Thinking. (GST 211)
4, History And Philosophy of Science. (GST 311)
5, Philosophy of Mind And Human Development. (HMD 321)
6, Leadership And Human Development. HMD (421)

7. International Economic Relations (IRL312)

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Current Postgraduate Supervision

None

Selected Publications (20)

1. Using Moodle 2.5 for E-evaluation and Assignments for Students Learning at Covenant University.

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2. CIVIL MILITARY RELATIONS AND LEADERSHIP CRISIS IN 21 ST CENTURY AFRICA: AN INQUIRY

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3. BEHAVIOURALISM AS AN APPROACH TO CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL ANALYSIS: AN APPRAISAL

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4. An Analysis of The Controversy Between Dialectical Materialism and Historical Materialism As a Methodology of Science.

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5. Greater Aid As The Panacea To Third World Development Challenges: A Critical Analysis

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6. Google +: A boost to E-learning Education and Training at Covenant University

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7. Advances In Contemporary Issues of Science and Technology

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8. Influential Thinkers and Methods of The Modern Scientific Era.

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9. Scientific Schools of Thought In Philosophy of Science

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10. The History of Science

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11. Advances In The History And Philosophy of Science

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12. Issues and Problems of Personal Identity

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13. PROBLEMS IN MIND: A New Approach to Age long problems and Questions in Philosophy and The Cognitive Science of Human Development

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14. An Introduction to Logic, Critical Thinking and Arguments in Philosophy

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15. An Introduction to Themes and Methods in African Philosophy

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16. Ancient Greek Philosophers and their Philosophy

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17. A PREFACE TO PHILOSOPHY, LOGIC & HUMAN EXISTENCE

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18. "An Evaluation of Inductivism as the Hallmark of Science"

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19. "Making the Most of Life: A critical Analysis of the Greeks' Conception of The Good Life".

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20. An Analysis of The Philosophical Fundations of Behaviouralism & Consrtuctivism

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Collaboration/Linkages

http://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=JDYauRQAAAAJ

Conferences Attended

1, "THEME AND PLACE OF CONFERENCE"

The International Conference on Human Development:
“The Challenges of Human Development in 21st Century Africa”
COVENANT UNIVERSITY, Ota.

"TITLE OF PAPER"
Culture and Human Development.
“A conceptual and theoretical analysis of the study of Human Development as influenced by culture.”

"DATE OF PRESENTATION"
27TH – 30TH JUNE,2005



2,THEME AND PLACE OF CONFERENCE

National Conference on Crisis and Conflict Management in Nigeria since 1980.
THE NIGERIAN DEFENSE ACADEMY,
KADUNA.

"TITLE OF PAPER"
International Dimensions of Social conflicts
A theoretical Analysis of its Role in International Development.


"DATE OF PRESENTATION"
15TH – 17TH JUNE,2005.


3, "THEME AND PLACE OF CONFERENCE"
The International Conference on
The Church and The State in Development.
“The African experience”
SEMINARY OF ALL SAINTS EKPOMA.


"TITLE OF PAPER"
Leadership and follower-ship in Development:
“An indispensable factor for Development in the 21st century Nigeria”


"DATE OF PRESENTATION"
25TH – 29TH OCTOBER,2005

Summary of Profile

Wogu, Ikedinachi Ayodele Power hails from Old Umuahia in Abia State, Nigeria. He holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Philosophy (B.A.) Hons from the University of Benin, Benin City. He Proceeded to The University of Ibadan where he obtained a Masters’ of Arts Degree (M.A.) in African Metaphysics and a Masters of Philosophy Degree (M. Phil) in Ethics and Political Philosophy respectively. He has authored and co-authored standard Text Books in the areas of Philosophy, History and Philosophy of Science and Philosophy of Mind and Human Development. He is currently conducting a (PhD) research programme in the area of Political Philosophy, in the Department of Political Science and International Relations, of the School of Development Studies, Covenant University. He currently teaches Philosophy and Human Development course at Covenant University.

I am what you may describe as a God fearing person. My most cherished virtues include Honesty, Prudence and Patience. I am very loving and fun to be with, what you may call an easy going person.

I believe in the rule of Law and Authority. I have high regards for persons’ in leadership positions. While acknowledging the grace of God on such peoples life, I have the ability to work with all kinds of people with little or no supervision where the need arise.

I am a very hard working person who believes that "Discipline is the soul of an Army", as such; I try to encourage my students to imbibe this trait as one of their most cherished mod-us of operation.

My Philosophy of Life could be captured in Socrates most treasured words and an inscription at the Oracle of Delphi,
“MAN; KNOW THY SELF”
 
 
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