Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Lead City University Journal of African Spirituality

Lead City University Journal of African Spirituality is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal published by the Department of Religious and Intercultural Studies, Faculty of Arts, Lead City University, Ibadan, Nigeria. The journal is dedicated to advancing academic research, critical discourse, and interdisciplinary scholarship on spirituality, religion, culture, and societal transformation within African and global contexts.

The journal provides a credible intellectual platform for scholars, researchers, academics, and practitioners to engage in rigorous analyses of African spiritual traditions, intercultural relations, indigenous knowledge systems, and contemporary religious experiences. It encourages scholarly dialogue that promotes deeper understanding of the role of spirituality and religion in shaping social, cultural, political, and developmental realities across Africa and the African diaspora.

LCU-JOAS welcomes original research articles, theoretical studies, empirical investigations, review essays, and interdisciplinary contributions from diverse fields within the humanities and social sciences. The journal particularly encourages works that explore the intersections between spirituality, culture, ethics, identity, peacebuilding, and societal development.