• SOCIAL VALUES OF SACRED OBJECTS IN SELECTED CHURCHES IN IBADAN, NIGERI 

  AKINDOLIE, Akinwumi Ambrose (2023-09)

  Sacred Objects (SOs) are an important aspect of religious beliefs and practices of many churches in Nigeria, including churches in Ibadan. Previous studies on SOs explored mainly symbolic, ritual and spiritual values ...
• DISABILITY AS TROPE OF POSTINDEPENDENCE DISILLUSIONMENT IN SELECTED AFRICAN NOVELS 

  OLADEJI, Femi Funmilayo (2023-05)

  Disability, a motif in African fiction, is used as a trope of postcolonial disillusionment and empowerment. Existing studies on disability in African fiction have concentrated mostly on its literal interpretations, with ...
• FEATURES AND STRATEGIES OF SIGNIFICATIONS IN SELECTED ONLINE NEWS NARRATIVES OF DISASTERS 

  JOHN, Fredrick Friday Gabriel (2023-07)

  Significations are important features of disaster narratives that have consistently featured in online news. Previous linguistic studies on disaster mainly focused on lexicosemantics,ix discourse patterns and rhetoric ...
• RESOURCE ENTITLEMENT PERSPECTIVES, CONTEXT AND IDEOLOGY IN ONLINE NEWS REPORTS ON HERDSMEN-FARMERS CONFLICT IN NIGERIA 

  TOMERE, Dubamo (2023-07)

  Entitlement, which typifies context-bound expression of individuals’ rights, power and privileges over environmental resources, constitutes a major theme in news reports on herdsmen-farmers conflict on Nigerian online ...
• REPRESENTATION OF PUBLIC OPINIONS ON NIGERIAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RESULTS IN SELECTED NIGERIAN NEWSPAPERS, 2011-2019 

  ADEBIYI, Oluwabusayo Folasayo (2023-07)

  Public opinion columns in Nigerian newspapers often provide vital information on sociopolitical issues. Previous studies on political media discourse focused on how public opinions shape pre-election political debates ...

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