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STRUCTURAL-STRESSES AND ACTION-STEPS IN TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA

AKANDE, OLUMUYIWA ABIMBOLA (2016-11)

The tourism sector in Southwestern Nigeria has sufficient potentials to boost the Nigerian economy; however, its impact on the economy is relatively insignificant. Previous studies on the Nigerian tourism sector focused ...
TRADITION AND MODERNITY IN IKON AND MBOPO DANCES OF AKWA IBOM STATE, NIGERIA.

UFFORD, IKIKE INIEKE (2018-07)

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 ...
AN ANATOMY OF VISUAL NARRATIVE IN TUNDE KELANI’S MAAMI AND ABENI FILMS

OLA-KOYI, SUNDAY JOSEPH (2019-07)

Visual narrative is one of the key perspectives in the appreciation of filmmakers and their works. Tunde Kelani films have attracted critical attention from various disciplinary standpoints, specifically, in the areas of ...
THE MASQUERADE IN ABUJA AND CALABAR CARNIVALS

ORJI, BERNARD EZE (2019-10)

The masquerade, conceived as embodied spirits of ancestors, is one of the most popular indigenous performing art forms in Africa. Its popularity has increased in recent times due to its appropriation by emergent festivals ...
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT PATTERNS INNATIONAL TROUPE OF NIGERIAAND SELECTED SOUTHWESTERN ARTS COUNCIL TROUPES

OGUNGBESAN, OLUSEYI ABIODUN (2021)

Production management is an aspect of Theatre Mmanagement (TM) dealing with the procedures and processes beginning from concept development to the realisation of a production. Extant studies in Theatre Management have ...
EFFECTS OF LESSAC KINESENSIC TRAINING ON VOCAL EXPRESSION AND INTELLIGIBILITY AMONG UNDERGRADUATE ACTORS IN SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA

BENSON, Abimbola Adetola (2021-02)

Vocal pedagogy is a comprehensive training in voice, speech, body and mind. Globally, there is an increasing acceptance of Lessac Kinesensic Training (LKT) among vocal practitioners as an all-encompassing pedagogy. However, ...
THE BODY AS SUBJECT AND OBJECT OF CHOREOGRAPHIC DESIGN IN DANCE

IGBO, FLOYD (2021-04)

Dance is one of the most popular forms of artistic expression defined by its unique deployment of human body movement. Existing studies have largely investigated the social contexts, significations, social functions and ...
STAKEHOLDERS’ PERCEPTION OF THE WOMAN IN NOLLYWOOD FILMS

AKINWOLE, OMOLOLA TOSAN (2021-08)

Nollywood films are marked by characterology that portrays the man and woman either negatively or positively. Existing studies on the representation of the woman have largely been from the feminist and womanist perspective ...
NIGERIAN CAREER WOMEN’S PERCEPTION OF THEIR REPRESENTATION IN SELECTED NOLLYWOOD FILMS

GWAM-NZEKWU, GRACE DUMEBI (2021-08)

Career women constitute a group of upwardly mobile individuals contributing to societal development in Nigeria. Nollywood films have variously portrayed career women on different light. However, the perception of Nigerian ...
GENOCIDE AND DISSONANCE IN SELECT AFRICAN FILMS

MGBEMERE, Chijindu Daniel (2023-02)

Genocide and dissonance, experienced by ethnic nationalities in Africa, lead to wanton destruction of lives and property. Previous studies on these phenomena concentrated on causal factors and various preventive and ...

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