Eneji Joseph ENEJI
Applied Ethics, Metaphysics, Anthropology and African Philosophy
School: Institute of Humanities (IOH)
Faculty’s email address: Jenji@pau.edu.ng
Brief Background
Eneji Joseph Eneji, is a PhD student in the Department of History and Strategic Studies at the University of Lagos, Akoka, Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria. He has a Master of Arts degree in History and Strategic Studies (Grade – Distinction) from the same University and a Bachelor of Arts degree in History and International Studies from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria.
In December 2019, Eneji participated at the African Cluster Centre workshop organized by the Institute of African and Diaspora Studies, University of Lagos in partnership with Bayreuth University, Germany, with the theme “Methodology for Doing Cutting-edge Research in African Studies”. While at this workshop, he contributed to broader conversations on African knowledge systems, methodological guide and plural epistemologies. In 2026 June, Eneji was a participant at Yaounde PhD Seminar themed “Justice, Democracy, and Technology in a Pluralist World.” He is a member of the Historical Society of Nigeria (HSN) and 2020 Fellow of Ife Summer Institute.
Research interest
Inter-group relations, Nigerian History, Pentecostalism in Nigeria, Pan-Africanism & Decoloniality, International Relations, Agrarian history.
Teaching
Nigerian Peoples and Culture.
Qualifications
- PhD-in-View (History)
- A. History and Strategic Studies
- A. History and International Studies
Memberships, editorial boards
- Member Historical Society of Nigeria (HSN)
Eneji, J. E. (2026). Culture Areas and Ethnic Groups of Nigeria. In I.V. Awagu, P. B. Eregha & T. Decker (Eds.), Studies in Nigerian Peoples and Culture: Strategy for Sustainable Development (pp. 107-142). Pan-Atlantic University Press.
Albert O. Onobhayedo & Joseph E. ENEJI. (2025). “The UK – Rwanda Relocation of Refugees Scheme: Lessons from History and Ethical Appraisal”. In Celestine Kezie, Adaora Onaga, & Juan Elegido (Eds), Natural Law and Human Dignity: A Multidisciplinary Perspective. Lagos: Pan-Atlantic University Press, 326–347.
Lai Oke & Eneji Joseph Eneji. (2025). Foreign Debt and Its Social Consequences on Economic Development in Africa. Ondo Journal of Historical Studies, Vol. 2(1), pp. 189-202.
Eneji Joseph Eneji. (2025). Spotlight on the Igbo in Nigeria: A Socio-Cultural, Economic, Political, and Historical Perspective. Jalingo Historical Review, 10(1&2).
Joseph Eneji & Ejike Umenwaka. (2025). Pan-Africanism and Zionism: Weighing the Worth of their Tenets in the 21st Century African Experience. Sober Search. A Journal of Philosophy., 56–68.
Joseph Eneji. (2025). Development of the Catholic Priesthood in Tivland up to 2013. Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies. 7(9). 319–328.
Joseph Eneji, & Oke Enoch Olayiwola. (2025). Inter-Group Relations in the Context of Nation-building in Nigeria: Pre-colonial Times to Present. Babcock University Journal of History and International Studies. 6(9), 47–61.
Eneji Joseph Eneji & Ayomide Oluwadamilola Ojo. (2023). Historical Scholarship and Strategic Studies: A Relationship Study. International Journal of History Research, 3(1), 20 – 30. https://doi.org/10.47604/ijhr.1856.
Joseph Eneji & Gabriel Wankar. (2022). The First Tiv Catholic Priests. In Gabriel T. Wankar, Moses A. Iorapuu, & Joseph Eneji (Eds), A Century of the Catholic Church in Tivland (1921 – 2021). Abuja: Paulines Publications West Africa.