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Adegboye ADEYANJU
This study reanalyses police interrogation in Kano metropolis through a rhetoro-pragmatic
Onyinyechi Blessing Udoumoh
The widespread urge among young Nigerians to emigrate has become a popular
Fredrick Friday John and Nobuhle Ndimande-Hlongwa
used by sociopolitical actors in political banters. The study concludes that political banters in Nigeria are a sequence of attacking, defensive, and counter-attacking acts
Adenike Opeyemi OMOLAOYE
Overall, lexicalisation functions as a strategic resource for constructing blame, credibility, and legitimacy within Nigeria's adversarial divorce process, enriching understanding of the relationship between lexical choice and discursive strategy
Aminu Saleh, Suleiman Muhammed Badamasi, Usman Abdullahi, Bernice Nonye Ogbochie and Isaiah Ifeanyichukwu Agbo
affects the vitality and maintenance of Tangale and Fulfulde in Gombe State, North-Eastern Nigeria. Although the state is linguistically diverse, Hausa increasingly serves as the main language of inter
Edenowo T. Enang and Festus Uwakwe Ngwoke
wider African context. Its development also contributes to ongoing debates about language identity and Nigeria’s national language question. It further demonstrates how popular media can legitimise localised English forms
Awe, I B
from five online sports platforms: Complete Sports, Premium Times, BBC Sports, Goal.com, and Pulse Nigeria. From the corpus, 30 analytically rich excerpts comprising 10 metaphorical, 10 hyperbolic, and 10 evaluative
Bello Ibrahim and Funke Oni Josephine
order to provide a representation of the print media in northern Nigeria, stratified sampling was used to select the three newspapers. On the other hand, poverty-related reports and editorials
AYODABO, Joel Olatunde, AYINUOLA, Ojo Akinleye and OLANIREGUN, Adebola Oladayo
expansion of Nigeria's fintech sector has increased the prominence of digital promotional images as strategic tools to communicate with consumers. Although they are at the core of the promotion
Jaafar Ahmad Wakili and Maryam Sani Babayo
National Association of Students of English and Literary Studies (NASELS), Federal University of Kashere, Nigeria. Drawing on Kress and van Leeuwen’s (2001) social semiotic approach, the study adopts