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This work borders on attempts to provide a philosophical understanding into extant data about the influence of the physiological anatomy and genetic endowment on the human psyche. The aim is to contribute to the body of literature on bio-psychological principles of behaviour in relation to Africans and their culture. We took up the mind body problem as a complex phenomenon in the explanation of human behaviour in African societies. Research questions include: Are Africans indeed what they eat whose actions determine their behaviours?, Do their behaviours proceed from a healthy body to say that they possess a balanced body which has achieved health and, is in tune producing harmony? Are diseases affecting Africans not a consequence of undue tensions brought to bear on their bodies as a result of some improper tuning of the strings of their mind?, etcetera. Our procedure for pieces of information put together was the adoption of the secondary sources of research using philosophical analysis to interpret biological and psychological knowledge, while employing the rational-deductive method. The major findings show that Africans are by themselves, through themselves, also responsible to most of what has befallen them in conjunction with what slavery, slave-trade, colonisation and imperialism brought to Africa. The solution lies in a paradigm shift to occur in the minds of Africans with fresh substance of understandings about the world and Africa’s position in the global drive to freedom, development and spiritual growth.

A Philosophical Interpretation of the Biopsychological Principles of Behaviour as Theory of Explanation in African Culture