Traditional dances in Nigeria are caught in the gap between change and tradition. Dance as a cultural element constantly changes in form, body movement and patterns. This raises the question of culture erosion and relevance ...

Transgenderism, a condition in which a person’s gender identity is different from the person’s biological sex at birth, has become a source of philosophical discourse. Previous studies on transgenderism have approached ...

The discourse of environmental degradation captures monumental losses which culminate in trauma, and this largely informs the content as well as the form of Niger Delta poetry. Existing studies on critical engagements ...

Lagos, since its annexation by the British in 1861, has remained Nigeria’s economic centre. Existing studies on Lagos have focused on its transformation and growth, particularly its economic prominence and political ...

The interaction between rural and urban settlements, people and enterprises are major components of livelihoods and production systems in Africa Although, historical studies have been carried out on urban-rural interface ...

Social Justice Advocacy (SJA), which seeks empowerment for the marginalised, has been driven globally by social media mostly to attract attention to issues that might be ignored by traditional media. Existing studies on ...

During presidential election campaigns in Nigeria, online media platforms deploy cartoons as strategies to project their preferred candidates. Existing linguistic studies on presidential elections focused largely on ...

Eco-activists, including those portrayed in Niger Delta literature, are advocates of sustainable environmental practices. Existing studies on the struggle against environmental degradation in Niger Delta literature have ...

Technology-based non-enculturation sources of English are facilities that could assist non-native speakers to access native English. Existing studies have established marked differences between Standard British English ...