This study examines how Indigenous African leadership philosophies, particularly Ubuntu and participatory governance models, can transform higher education institutions into sites of peace education and epistemic justice. It responds to the enduring marginalisation of Indigenous Knowledge Systems within African univers...
Sulaimon Adewale, N. Ndwandwe· Discover Education· 0 citations
The growing demand for sustainable peace in Nigerian higher education institutions necessitates the decolonisation and integration of indigenous knowledge systems into academic curricula. This study examines the perspectives of Nigerian academics on Indigenous Peace Pedagogies (IPPs), explores institutional barriers...
Sulaimon Adewale, N. Ndwandwe· Multidisciplinary Journal of...· 0 citations
This conceptual article explores the discourse of teacher-centred (TC) versus student-centred (SC) through the lenses of Freire's critical pedagogy, Sen's capability approach, and Vygotsky's social constructivism to establish which model best promotes equity and inclusion in Ghanaian higher education. The narrative ana...
H. Akoto-Baako, P. J. Heeralal, N. Ndwandwe· South African Journal of Hig...· 0 citations
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