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Isaac Ojo Atere and Chukwunomsue Juliana Nwazodoni
cultural artefact through which African writers reclaim histories, preserve indigenous knowledge, and negotiate tensions between tradition, colonial influence, and social transformation
Onesimus Azunwanna and Comfort Adeleke-Adeniji
occupies a central position in contemporary war rhetoric, serving as a powerful mechanism for negotiating identity, memory, power, and legitimacy within conflict situations
Bukola Alfred, Morenike, Elizabeth Kolapo and Beke-ere Mienbi Singer
dynamics are the unique patterns of communication between family members, which unveils how they negotiate roles and power relations, and secure emotional connections. This paper explores visual and linguistic resources
Onyema Anyanwu Uzoamaka and Christopher E. Nwabudike
media. Therefore, this study examines the multimodal nexus in which African celebrities are constructed, negotiated, and contested during the 2025 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) Cultural Day. Using
Olakiitan Abolanle Oladipupo, Chidinma Deborah Ogbuonye and Ezinwanyi E. Adam
organises meanings of economic precarity, defiance, distrust, exhaustion, and withdrawal. The analysis distinguishes preferred, negotiated, and oppositional readings while extending Hall’s model through the concept of recursive re-encoding
Onyedikachi A. Okodo and Godwin Chibueze Didigwu
Political discourse is inherently competitive, with politicians deploying confrontational language to negotiate power, construct identities, and shape public perception. This study examines strategic impoliteness as a persuasive resource in Nyesom
Memunat Olayemi Mahmud
switching in the selected corpus is a patterned stylistic practice through which gospel performers negotiate congregational participation, intimacy, indigenous theological specificity, and wider Christian intelligibility. The conclusions are corpus-specific
Ugomma Divine Iroakaze and Chiamaka Amalachukwu Ugoka
aspirations and normalise female subordination. At the same time, spatial shifts enable moments of negotiation, resistance, and autonomy. By foregrounding the tension between spatial constraints and spatial possibility, the study
Chidi Nwankwo, Kenneth Ahaiwe and Chuka Ononye
socio-political arenas where majoritarian hegemonies, ethno-political affiliations, and democratic legitimacy are continuously negotiated, enforced, and resisted