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Taiwo, Joshua AJENIFARI
newspaper was selected because of its established role in Nigerian public discourse, while the editorial “Police and Ige’s Murder” was chosen because it presents a sustained account of competing … study examines punctuation as a grammatical and meaning-directing resource in The Punch newspaper editorial, “Police and Ige’s Murder,” published on May 15, 2002. Situated within a pragma-semantic
Ayobami Adetoro AFOLABI and Paul Ayodele ONANUGA
corpus-assisted study of evidential stance in a specialised corpus of select Nigerian newspaper editorials: Punch, Tribune, The Guardian, This Day and Vanguard. The corpus has 1452 editorials, with … results also revealed that the linguistic categories used to express evidential stance in the editorials include: stance complement clauses controlled by adverbs, adjectives, verbs, modals and nouns. The higher usage
Onyinyechi Blessing Udoumoh
article, via critical content analysis, qualitatively examines framing in four purposively selected Nigerian news editorials on brain drain: Leadership News, The Daily Trust, Punch, and Premium Times, applying the framing … theory. The findings reveal three salient frames in the selected editorials on brain drain: the Nigerian government as a brain drain agency framing, humanising and eulogising Nigerian professionals as victims
Bello Ibrahim and Funke Oni Josephine
used to select the three newspapers. On the other hand, poverty-related reports and editorials were purposefully chosen because of their explicit focus on poverty, poverty alleviation, government interventions, social