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Nkechinyere Nwaegbe, Chidi Nwankwo and Chuka Ononye
findings reveal six opposing identities constructed in the sermons: perpetrators versus victims of insecurity; supporters of insecurity versus adversaries; violent versus peaceful religion; marginalised versus privileged citizens; terrorists versus … findings provide metalinguistic insights into the underlying messages behind Christian responses to Nigeria's insecurity, which is alleged to be perpetrated by Fulani (Islamic) bandits. Overall, these insights reveal
Arilesere R. Mustapha and Funke J. Oni
verbs, transitivity, among others. However, the use of lamentation as discursive strategy to construct insecurity and economic crises has gained less scholarly attention. Therefore, this paper examines … lamentation as discursive construction of insecurity and economic crises in opposition manifestoes of five presidential candidates in Nigeria’s general election between 2015 and 2023 with a view to identifying
Aliyu Y. Abdulkadir, Mohammed A. Baraya and Aminu Saleh
media entities are able to inscribe their perspectives regarding societal problems such as insurgency, insecurity, bad governance and so on. By utilizing these approaches, they also depict their stances … Daily Trust and other newspapers to give nuanced insights into the subject of insecurity in Nigeria
Onesimus Azunwanna and Comfort Adeleke-Adeniji
leaders legitimise resistance and reinforce ideological positions. The speeches recurrently invoke historical wounds, national insecurity, and existential threats to cultivate solidarity and sustain political action. The study concludes that trauma
Dilichukwu Lilian Efobi and Toyin Deborah Olatunji
coordinated with portraiture, gaze, gesture, typography, colour and composition. These resources frame financial insecurity, marital anxiety, interpersonal grievance and perceived obstruction through Pentecostal problem-intervention narratives. The study conceptualises this