REASON AND ITS LIMIT IN MORALS; A CRITICAL LOOK OF NIGERIAN YOUHT. A CRITIQUE OF DAVID HUME’S CONCEPT OF MORALITY

Student: Patrick Yohanna
Supervisor: Dr Luka Tanko Fun
HOD: Dr Ogabo Godwin Aminta
Department of Religious Studies
Arts
ST. ALBERT INSTITUTE, KAFANCHAN, KADUNA STATE, (AFFL TO UNIV OF JOS)

Abstract

ABSTRACT Immorality has become a global issue that Nigeria is not an exception. The youth of Nigeria has engaged themselves in some immoral behaviors which led to the increase of these menace. Is it due to the civilization and globalization that was imported to Africans by the colonial masters? Africans are known with morality, but the case is not the same any more. Others have made an attempt to address this issue, but due to one reason or the other their effort was render useless. Because of the global uprising, that was why their theories did not work. This long essay is to look at the course of the problem and how i can be solved. The youth of Nigeria are hereby called upon to address the problem of immorality, so that the morality which Africans are known for would be brought back. This is a critique of Home’s “Reason and its limit in morals”.

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