Maduabuchi Frank Dukor is Professor of Philosophy at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nigeria. He visited many universities as researcher, professor and external examiner, including the University of Ghana, Legon (1999 – 2002), and has published over 120 articles in national and foreign journals including “Secularism, Fundamen-talism and Freedom” (Contemporary Philosophy, Vol. XXVI, No. 3, the University of Mane Presque Isle, U.S.A) and “The Great Debate: Deconstruction, Recognition and Cognition of African Philosophy” (Philosophical Quarterly of Isreal, Springer, Netherlands). Professor Dukor has published four volumes on African Philosophy: Theistic Humanism in African Philosophy; African Freedom; African Philosophy in the Global Village and Scientific Paradigm in African Philosophy (Lambert, Germany, 2010) and edited anthologies, such as: Philosophy and Politics: Discourse on Values Politics and Power in Africa (Malthouse, 2003), and M.C. Ali’s Federal Republic of Nigerian Army (Symposium on Sage Philosophy, Malthouse, 2018).
In 2013, a Special Issue on African Contribution to Philosophy in the Globalized World in the Light of Professor Maduabuchi Dukor’s for Great Works on African Philosophy was issued by the Open Journal of Philosophy (Vol. 3, No. 1A) to honour him as a philosopher, poet and writer.
Professor Maduabuchi Dukor is also the President/Editor-in-Chief of “Essence Library – The Cultural and Scientific Development Centre”.
