The Madabo Journal of Humanities, the official journal of the Faculty of Humanities at Northwest University Kano, maintains a zero-tolerance policy toward plagiarism.
Plagiarism, in any
form, is considered a serious violation of academic and publishing ethics and
is not acceptable under any circumstances. In today’s digital and
technologically advanced academic environment, instances of plagiarism can be
easily detected. Therefore, authors are strongly advised to avoid all forms of
plagiarism and ensure that their submissions are entirely original.
The journal is
committed to maintaining high academic standards and will not hesitate to reject
any manuscript found to contain plagiarized content at any stage of the
review or editorial process. Authors are solely responsible for the originality
of their work, and the journal shall not be held liable for any act of
plagiarism committed by contributors.
Contributors are
strongly encouraged to:
- Properly acknowledge and cite all sources used in their work.
- Exercise caution when referencing or using previously published materials.
- Use reputable plagiarism detection tools to verify that their manuscripts are free from plagiarism before submission.
The editorial team of the Madabo Journal of Humanities appreciates authors’ commitment to academic integrity and looks forward to receiving original, high-quality scholarly contributions.