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Linguistic Analysis and Discourse Studies Volume 25, Issue 2 (September 2025)pp. 132–152PDF of Confrontation in Words: Interactional Impoliteness in Nigerian Political Conflict Discourse
Confrontation in Words: Interactional Impoliteness in Nigerian Political Conflict Discourse
Fredrick Friday John and Nobuhle Ndimande-Hlongwa
The Nigerian political elites engage in bitter communicative exchanges and conflict-related
Linguistic Analysis and Discourse Studies Volume 25, Issue 2 (September 2025)pp. 505–531PDF of “Government has good plans for you, but you would not co-operate”: Discursive Frames of Representing News Participants in Niger Delta Conflict Discourse
“Government has good plans for you, but you would not co-operate”: Discursive Frames of Representing News Participants in Niger Delta Conflict Discourse
Chidi Nwankwo, Justus Chidi Ugwu and Chuka Ononye
Linguistic studies on media representation of ND conflicts have utilised pragmatic, discourse
Volume 22, Issue 2 (September 2022)pp. 25–49PDF of Stance, acts and identity construction in Christian response sermons on insecurity in Nigeria.
Stance, acts and identity construction in Christian response sermons on insecurity in Nigeria.
Nkechinyere Nwaegbe, Chidi Nwankwo and Chuka Ononye
Generally, linguistic scholarship on Christian sermons has used discourse-analytic and pragmatic
Linguistic Analysis and Discourse Studies Volume 25, Issue 2 (September 2025)pp. 286–310PDF of Style and Ideology of Mediation in Conflict News Reporting: The Case of Nigerian Newspaper Reports on Niger Delta Conflicts
Style and Ideology of Mediation in Conflict News Reporting: The Case of Nigerian Newspaper Reports on Niger Delta Conflicts
Chidi Nwankwo, Ijeoma Uchenna-Okoye and Chuka Ononye
conflict is presented and the impression created on the participants in the conflict discourse. This paper investigates how stylistic forms are utilised by Nigerian media for ideological mediation while conveying