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University of Nigeria Journal of Language and Literary Studies

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Literary Theory and Criticism Volume 21, Issue 1 (March 2021)pp. 29–63PDF of Discursive Strategies and Ideological Construction of IPOB’s Agitation for Secession in Online News Comments
Discursive Strategies and Ideological Construction of IPOB’s Agitation for Secession in Online News Comments
Opeyemi E. Olawe
social actors to the secession campaign of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in online news comments. Hundred (100) comments in response to news articles on IPOB agitation and government
Linguistic Analysis and Discourse Studies Volume 25, Issue 2 (September 2025)pp. 45–69PDF of Discursive Representation of Social Actors in the 2025 Federal High Court Ruling on
Discursive Representation of Social Actors in the 2025 Federal High Court Ruling on
Emmanuel Ogbonna Okoro
decisions of the court as legal and just and condemn the actions of Kanu, IPOB, and their allies. This study concludes that the judgment’s representation of social actors reflects
Linguistic Analysis and Discourse Studies Volume 24, Issue 1 (March 2024)pp. 178–198PDF of Free Speech or Hate Speech? A Speech Act Analysis of Nnamdi Kanu's November 2019 Broadcast on Nigeria's Hate Speech Bill
Free Speech or Hate Speech? A Speech Act Analysis of Nnamdi Kanu's November 2019 Broadcast on Nigeria's Hate Speech Bill
Prisca O. Bob and Kwekowe, U. P.
drawn from a broadcast by Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), delivered on 8 November 2019, alongside related public statements on the hate speech debate. Using