We are committed to advancing knowledge and encouraging scholarly dialogue across a wide range of disciplines. We provide a trusted platform for sharing high-quality research and original ideas, reflecting our dedication to academic excellence and intellectual growth.



Dedicated to rigorous scholarship, author rights retention, and global research discoverability.

Double blind peer-review by qualified reviewers across fields to ensure impartial, constructive evaluation.
All our Journals are free to read worldwide the moment it is published under CC-BY 4.0 licence.
Every published paper is assigned a DOI from Crossref, ensuring permanent citation links and metadata harvesting.
Open to research across the Social sciences, humanities, and allied fields on a continuous rolling basis.
To sustain peer review management, copyediting, Crossref DOI registration, and global digital preservation, a modest single publication fee applies.
Waivers and Discounts: We consider waiver or discount requests on a case-by-case basis, particularly for authors facing financial hardship and from developing countries. Requests should be made to the editorial office at the point of submission.
Peer-reviewed academic journals across the arts, humanities, political studies, critical perspectives, and multidisciplinary research.
Arts & HumanitiesCritical inquiry, cultural philosophy, historical studies, literary criticism, and creative theoretical discourses.
MultidisciplinaryCross-disciplinary research, methodological innovation, and original scholarship bridging social sciences, humanities, and empirical sciences.
Critical PerspectivesPeer-reviewed critical scholarship and interdisciplinary theoretical perspectives.
Political StudiesScholarly analysis of political theory, public policy, governance systems, international relations, and civic institutions.
A clear, transparent six-stage editorial workflow from initial submission to global online publication.
Submit your manuscript and author details through the online submission form. Initial submission is completely free with no fee required to begin review.
Qualified reviewers review your paper and return a decision. All evaluations are conducted via double-anonymised assessment to guarantee fairness and rigour.
On acceptance, confirm your details and complete the copyright form. Authors retain full copyright under Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4.0).
Complete any applicable publication charge (₦30,000 for Nigerian authors / US $90 for foreign authors). Eligible waivers are applied as approved.
Your paper is published online with a permanent Crossref DOI assigned, downloadable PDF, and automated distribution to indexing databases.
All our Journals are published online only. Immediate open access allows researchers, practitioners, and students worldwide to access your work unrestricted.
Despite breaking barriers and going against odds to secure elective positions in Nigeria’s male-dominated political landscape, female politicians have continued to be caught in the web of structural/institutionalised patriarchy. While much academic energy has been spent exploring the socio-cultural, political, economic and institutional barriers to women’s political participation in Nigeria, there is a need to examine the dilemma faced by those women who have emerged. Therefore, this study examines the throes of selected notable female politicians in Nigeria’s male-dominated political space. Data for this study were obtained from secondary sources through an exploratory research design with a qualitative approach. In particular, the study drew on newspaper articles, editorials, journals, and internet materials. Findings revealed that many female politicians have fallen victim to structural patriarchy and the shenanigans that characterise Nigeria’s political space. These women have either been harassed, abused, impeached or suspended under questionable and unjust circumstances, thereby raising the question of the conduciveness of Nigeria’s political space. The effect of such victimisation is the discouragement of other women from seeking elective positions, which would entrench Nigeria's existing imbalance in political representation. Thus, reforms and mechanisms should be implemented to adequately protect the minority, particularly females, in Nigeria’s political space. Cases of harassment and abuse should be investigated, while perpetrators should be punished irrespective of their positions. This would encourage more women politicians to seek elective office.

Connecting your published scholarship to worldwide bibliographic databases, citation networks, and open research search engines.
Comprehensive academic search & citation metrics
Persistent DOIs & machine-readable metadata
Global open knowledge graph & bibliometrics
Scientific literature automated indexing crawler
AI-driven semantic paper and citation explorer
Scholarly literature & open patent mapping
Linked research insights, citations & grants
Join the scholars who trust our Journals for rigorous, open-access, peer-reviewed publication. Share your research with a community committed to knowledge and excellence.