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  • ADAGUN, Rahman Olayinka (2021-03)
    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 ...
  • EVBAYIRO, Osayimwese Violet (2022-01)
    Urban youth language (UYL) is a means of identity of the urban youth sense of self and their personal classification marker. Extant studies on UYL in Nigeria concentrated more on code-switching/mixing, ethnicity, youth ...
  • ALABI, Wasiu Ogunboye (2021-04)
    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 ...
  • ALEH, Eseoghene (2021-07)
    The verb phrase (VP) layer is the domain of clausal event and the argument structure of the verb. Extant works on Urhobo, an Edoid language, have listed lexical and phrasal categories and types of sentences in the ...
  • KAREEM, Oluwatoyin Latifat (2019-06)
    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 ...
  • OGBEIFUN, AMEZE FRANCA (2021-10)
    The Verb Phrase (VP) is the domain where events are expressed in the sentence and arguments related to the verb. Extant works on Usẹn, a dialect of Yoruba spoken in Edo State, have focused on its classification, phonetics ...
  • FOLORUNSO, Eyitayo Temitope (2023-09)
    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 ...
  • OLAYIWOLA, Mopelola Rachael (2023-07)
    War, a motif in prose fiction, that depicts the varied angles of societal chaos, is explored in Ugandan novels for different purposes. Existing literary studies on war in Uganda have largely focused on the representations ...
  • CHUKWU, Nkechinyere (2021-04)
    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 ...
  • ALUKO, Rachel Oluwafisayo (2019-06)
    Daniel Defoe’s novels are widely acknowledged as self-reflexive constructs in which the criminal protagonists, like the author, often thrust moral judgment aside for the sake of personal interests. Existing studies on Defoe ...
  • ADESANYA, Abisola Felicia (2020-03)
    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 ...

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