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Olakiitan Abolanle Oladipupo, Chidinma Deborah Ogbuonye and Ezinwanyi E. Adam
they can also expose institutional failure, challenge credibility, and create affective forms of everyday resistance. The article therefore offers a culturally situated account of how decoding becomes renewed encoding … contemporary African digital culture while recognising the limits of resistance claims without direct audience data
Adaobi Constance Muonagor and Rhema F. E. Oguche
This study critically explores the intersection of political satire and poetic resistance in Tanure Ojaide’s Democratic Warlords and The Fate of Vultures. Through a close reading of both poems … African literary discourse by highlighting poetry as an effective site for political engagement and resistance
Vivien Bello-Osagie
novel represents land, weather, rivers, stones, plants, and animals as active participants in resistance and survival. Using qualitative textual analysis and Halliday's transitivity framework, this study examines how grammatical … selected from passages where environmental entities interact with human characters during conflict, survival, or resistance, ensuring coverage across process types and environmental categories. The analysis shows that non-human entities
Vivien Bello-Osagie
novel represents land, weather, rivers, stones, plants, and animals as active participants in resistance and survival. Using qualitative textual analysis and Halliday's transitivity framework, this study examines how grammatical … selected from passages where environmental entities interact with human characters during conflict, survival, or resistance, ensuring coverage across process types and environmental categories. The analysis shows that non-human entities
Chinasa Abonyi
Gender coloniality in African literature is characterized by feminist identity, which is
Pascal Iheanacho OHANMA and Onwuamaeze S. ALI
ecological trauma; and Roffey deploys indigenous mythology to foreground human-nonhuman relationality and resist neo-colonial ecocide. Together, these texts re-conceptualize Caribbean environments not as passive backdrops to catastrophe … active sites of postcolonial ecological resistance and relational survival
Chiagozie Eburuaja
identity is discursively constructed through self-representation/self-positioning, other-representation, comparison, polarisation, negotiation and resistance. These strategies construct and negotiate social, religious, gendered, and national identities. The study concludes that
Chidiebere Chukwuemeka Eze, Thomas-Michael Emeka Chukwumezie, Kenneth Ahaiwe C., Chinasa Abonyi and Henrietta Okafor
present indigenous languages, oral traditions, cultural memory and hybrid speech as forms of epistemic resistance that restore communal and sustainable relationships with the land. The study concludes that sustainable ecological
Adegboye ADEYANJU
institutional investigative encounters. Although previous studies of Nigerian police interrogation have examined discourse control, resistance, argumentation and responsibility negotiation, less attention has been given to a turn-level reanalysis that … analysis demonstrates how these actions combine in different sequences of information seeking, responsibility attribution, resistance, coercion, explanation and consequence management. The study contributes a turn-level account of forensic interaction
Ogheneruemu Akpore and Ndukwe, Desmond Azoma
paper contends that the search for self in these novels is closely linked to resistance, and recovery of human dignity. While characters experience loss and displacement, their struggles also reveal … that Ojaide and Habila use their works illustrate that selfhood can be reimagined through resistance, solidarity and environmental justice