Critical Assessment of the Status of Female Circumcision within the Tradition of Islam
Nasir Muhammad Abdulhameed — University of Jos
Sunday, September 13, 2026
This is the third issue of Kiabara under the current Editorial board. We welcome you to the rebranded, peer-reviewed journal of the Humanities. We apologize for the unusually long delay which was caused principally by lack of funds. We also had to grapple with the rather slow response from many of our assessors. Again, owing to a printer's error, our Call for Papers was without a deadline. Consequently, we had a bumper harvest of more than 80 contributions. Getting all these assessed at the same time proved to be an uphill task. However, we will continue to select from this large pool for the next two or three issues. We therefore plead with our contributors to bear with us while we assess their papers for subsequent issues. Indeed, there may be no further Call for Papers until we have harvested the best publishable papers from the current stock. Happy reading as we prepare for the next issue.
Nasir Muhammad Abdulhameed — University of Jos
Imomitimi Armstrong — Niger Delta University
Baridisi Hope Isaac — University of Port Harcourt
Obari Gomba — University of Port Harcourt
Jude Chinweuba Asike — University of Port Harcourt
Ikwor Ibe Afiauwa — University of Port Harcourt