Literature is not taken as seriously as it ought to be. Most people tend to think that all literature is mere fantasy "stories" to be read or listened to, to while away time, and therefore it is nothing other than entertainment ...

Aim of the Study: This is a fresh perspective on the thematic concern in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie‟s Americanah and the theme of unfaithfulness in Ngugi Wa Thiong‟o‟s A Grain of Wheat. Methodology: The study seeks to ...

This study investigates how grammatical modifiers influence the propositional content of Niyi Osundare and Ray Ekpu's media essays. In order to accomplish this goal, the study applies the experiential and logical functions ...

The focus of this paper is on e-learning strategies and its benefit to re-engineering education for sustainable development. The objectives of education which include: functional change, social need, self-fulfillment, ...

Abstract Language is the birthright of every human being regardless of gender. Sociolinguistic studies of gender show that variations in the use of language reflect social inequality and male dominance in so many societies. ...

This paper focuses on graphic signs as signallers of meaning in Osundare’s ‘Dialogue with my country’. It has been observed that Osundare’s literary work mirrors Nigeria’s social and economic challenges of grave concern, ...

This paper discusses language, literary studies, and communication as stimulants of peace and security which are very necessary for harmonious living among citizens in Nigeria. In a country devoid of peaceful co-existence ...

The novels by Dul Johnson have been populated in the largest part by reviews that provide valuable, informative and critical summary of the texts as well as evaluate his prowess as a writer by considering his creative ...

Identity discourses are becoming more focal and prevalent in postcolonial women’s writings. However, these discourses tend to focus more on the female predicament and images as victims of male dominance. This paper seeks ...

Oral literature has remained a source and material for African literature. The intentions of most African writers are to uphold and ensure that the traditions do not go extinct. This paper maintains that The Marriage ...