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1. Gender and Cultural StudiesVolume 25, Issue 2 (September 2025)pp. 463–481PDF of Translating Gendered Metaphor in Yoruba – English Discourse: Ideology, Representation, and Cultural Mediation

   Translating Gendered Metaphor in Yoruba – English Discourse: Ideology, Representation, and Cultural Mediation

   Alawode, Liasu Adebamiji Akinkunmi

   This article examines the translation of gendered metaphor in Yoruba – English discourse

2. Linguistic Analysis and Discourse StudiesVolume 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

   sampled and subjected to content analysis, with insights from van Dijk’s model of ideological representation, Goffman’s frame analysis, and aspects of functional grammar discourse. Two media frames

3. Linguistic Analysis and Discourse StudiesVolume 25, Issue 1 (September 2025)pp. 467–484PDF of Ideological Discursive Strategies in the 2023 Nigerian Presidential Election: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Categorisation on Twitter (X)

   Ideological Discursive Strategies in the 2023 Nigerian Presidential Election: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Categorisation on Twitter (X)

   TIAMIYU, Abiola Jamiu, AJAPE, Enitan Jamiu and Adelola Betty Amihere

   similar discursive strategies for different ends. The study contributes a micro-linguistic account of ideological representation to research on Nigeria's digital political sphere, and argues that understanding contemporary Nigerian