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• GENDER, NATIONALISM AND OTHER INTERVENTIONS IN AKACHI ADIMORAEZEIGBO’S HAIKU POEMS

  Kayode Niyi Afolayan

  204-229

• GENDER, READING HABIT AND PERFORMANCE IN THE WRITING OF SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 1 STUDENTS IN ABEOKUTA NORTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, OGUN STATE, NIGERIA

  Titilayo E.  Popoola, Helen Bodunde, Alphonsus Adebiyi

  225-236

• HAEMORRHAGES AND HEALINGS IN NNIMMO BASSEY’S WE THOUGHT IT WAS OIL BUT IT WAS BLOOD (2008) AND I WILL NOT DANCE TO YOUR BEAT (2011)

  Kayode Niyi Afolayan, Sylvia Ojoma Okedi

  212-237

• HATE SPEECHES AND POLITENESS STRATEGIES IN SELECTED TALKS OF FACEBOOK USERS AGAINST NIGERIA’S PUBLIC OFFICERS’ INSENSITIVITY

  Toyin Ogundele, Vivien Bello-Osagie

  1-23

• HAUSA HIP-HOP SONGS: A NEW TREND FOR SURVIVAL AND PRESERVATION OF HAUSA LANGUAGE

  Kabiru Muhammad Ismail, Rabilu Muhammad Usman, Kabiru Jaafar Sulaiman

  207-224

• IDENTITY CONSTRUCTION IN THE MEDIA: A CDA OF SLOGANS OF SOME SELECTED NIGERIAN NEWSPAPERS

  Aminu Lawan Musa, Aishatu, Muhd Danjani, Wada Haruna Tudun Wada

  376

• IMPLICATIONS OF AFRICAN VALUES ON FEMINISM: ILLUSTRATIONS FROM SELECTED WORKS FROM NORTHERN NIGERIA

  Ibrahim Muhammad Abdullahi

  286-303

• INCONGRUENCE OF ENGLISH LETTERS AND SOUNDS AS COMIC MATERIAL FOR SOCIAL MEDIA SKITS

  Andrew Onoja, Jacob Jonathan

  408-431

• INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES, ORAL LITERATURE AND CRITICAL LITERACY IN DEMOCRATISATION PROCESSES

  Ogonna Nchekube Nkereunwem, Fredrick Teryila Iorshagher, Edith Ada Anyanwu

  329-353

• INITIATION IN TRADITIONAL AFRICAN SOCIETY: AN ANALYSIS OF URHUAMI-OTU OF THE UZAIRUE PEOPLE OF EDO STATE

  Philomena Ayenoya Okoroafor

  207-217

• INSECURITY AND EMANCIPATION IN NIGERIAN FICTION

  Aondover Alexis Tsavmbu; Henry Unuajohwofia Obakore

  185-199

• INTERROGATING NIGERIA DIASPORA IMAGINARY IN NNEDI OKORAFOR’S SUNNY AND THE MYSTERIES OF OSISI

  Oluwole Coker

  241-258

• INTERROGATING THE OSU CASTE SYSTEM IN JUDE OGU’S THE SECRETS OF NOTHING

  Abdullahi Haruna

  210-224

• LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL CLASS: AN ANALYSIS OF LANGUAGE VARIATION IN THE NIGERIAN AIR FORCE BASE, KADUNA

  Ikpomwosa Andrew Egbah, Dilichukwu Lilian Efobi

  89-113

• LANGUAGE AND THE COMBAT OF CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA: A TEXT LINGUISTICS ANALYSIS OF PRESIDENT BUHAHI’S SPEECH AT ANTI-CORRUPTION SUMMIT IN LONDON

  Abubakar Bashir, Maryam Bello Mukhtar

  200-213

• LANGUAGE ATTITUDES: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES

  Kikelomo 0lusola Adeniyi, Oremire Judith Ehibor

  200-223

• LANGUAGE IN THE 21ST CENTURY: RISING ISSUES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIAN ACADEMIC ENGLISH CORPUS (NAEC)

  Yewande Mulikat Olabinjo

  75-89

• LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND ENVIRONMENT

  Ibrahim Muhammad Abdullahi, Nasir Umar Muhammad

  286-300

• LEXICALISATION AND IDEOLOGIES IN BOKO HARAM VIDEOS: A CRITICAL DISCOURSE EXPLORATION

  Gideon Abioye Oyedeji

  26-46

• LINGUISTIC MANIFESTATION OF MODALITY IN DUL JOHNSON’S ACROSS THE GULF

  Isaiah Aluya

  162-179

• MEDIA AND DEVELOPMENT COMMUNICATION, CATALYSTS FOR DEVELOPMENT IN Port Harcourt CITY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

  Irene Nkeiru Agu, Vivian Ijeoma Nwoke

  305-328

• MEMORIES OF PAIN AND THE QUEST FOR HEALING IN POST-APARTHEID DRAMA: A NEGOTIATION OF ETHICS OF FORGIVENESS IN YAEL FARBER’S MOLORA

  Kazeem Adebiyi Adelabu

  145-160

• METAPHORICAL OPTICS OF INSECURITY IN SELECTED NIGERIAN PRINT MEDIA

  Tolulope Abisodun Oluremi, Musibau Olusola Lawal

  257-286

• METATHESIS AS A PHONOLOGICAL PROCESS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE

  Muhammad Mallam Modu, Ezekiel Kefas Etienne

  207-217

• MIGRATION, MOMENTARY HAPPINESS AND DESPAIR IN ADICHIE’S AMERICANAH AND UNIGWE’S ON BLACK SISTERS’ STREET

  Darlington Ifeanyi Ogbonnaya, Florence Orabueze

  110-137