Sociology and Social Problems of our Society in Nigeria
Hisham Saleh Gidado writes about sociology and social problems of our society and how it applies to the complex Nigerian social problems.
Photograph of Ilorin Durbar Festival by photographer Abdulraman Yusuf Dolapo
What is the Ilorin Durbar Festival, with History and Images
Applied Worldwide contributor Rufai Lateefah writes about the history of Ilorin Durbar Festival in Nigeria with firsthand photographs.
Sociology of Language: History and Society
Applied Worldwide contributor Bilqis Omolayomi Oseni writes about the sociology of language, discussing its role in creating cohesive cultures.
Happy International Literacy Day: A Path to Reading
Applied Worldwide correspondent Adamu Usman Garko discusses the great privileges of writing, on International Literacy Day.
Curbing Suicide and Suicidal Thoughts in Our Societies
Applied Worldwide blogger Salim Yakubu Akko from Nigeria writes about curbing suicide and suicidal thoughts in our societies.
Sociology of Broken Homes and Deviant Behavior
Salim Yakubu Akko writes about broken homes and their connection to deviant behavior in adolescents. Learn more about sociology of broken homes.
Addressing the Causes and Solutions to Human Trafficking
Applied Worldwide contributor Muib Shefiu writes on human trafficking discussing the causes and sociological solutions to human trafficking.
Sociology of Relation: Theories in a Heterogeneous Society
Applied Worldwide blogger Isaiah Gbenga writes about sociology of relation explaining theories in a heterogeneous society..
Environmental Sociology Applied to the Climate Crisis
Applied Worldwide contributor Muib Shefiu writes on environmental sociology and its usefulness in tackling the looming climate crisis.
History of Sociology and its Current Relevance
Sociological essay on the history of sociology and its current relevance is written by Chris Gonoh, a student at Afokpella Secondary School in Nigeria.