An edition of Nigerian Languages, Literatures, Culture and Reforms
(2007)
Nigerian languages, literatures, culture & reforms
A festschrift for Ayo Bamgbose
by Ozo-mekuri Ndimele
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Table of Contents
Linguistics and social responsibility : the challenge for the Nigerian linguist -- Ayo Bamgbose -- (pages 1-16).
25 years of the Linguistic Association of Nigeria : some reflections on the achievements & challenges facing Nigerian and African studies -- E. Nolue Emenanjo -- (pages 17-32).
Marginalization of Nigerian languages in nursery & primary schools : path to indigenous language death in Nigeria -- Chinyere Ohiri-Aniche -- (pages 33-48).
Language use in the Nigerian educational system : problems and prospects -- Rebecca Oladipo -- (pages 49-60).
Code-mixing among Igbo speakers -- V C Onumajuru -- (pages 61-68).
Code-switching among Yoruba/English bilinguals & its implications for teaching & learning -- Margaret T. Lawani -- (pages 69-78).
Code-switching patterns and their pragmatic functions among Hausa speakers -- Ramlatu Jibir Daura & I.A. Olaofe-- (pages 79-88).
Negotiating the local in the global context : tooling the Nigerian video film for language empowerment and cultural preservation -- Ogaga Okuyade -- (pages 89-98).
Nigerian languages as instrument for conflict resolution & peace for national development -- Juliana Chizobam Eze -- (pages 99-106).
Nigerian languages and the millennium development goals : the way forward -- V.O. Babaloloa -- (pages 107-114).
Meaning and content in HIV/AIDS sensitisation campaigns in Nigeria : missing links or misplaced priorities? -- Baba Mai Bello -- (pages 115-130).
Towards the development of Igbo expressions for communicating and disseminating information about HIV/AIDS -- Emma Asonye -- (pages 131-138).
Harnessing language & education as tools for economic empowerment -- Foluso Okebukola -- (pages 139-146).
Policy crisis and the development of English language in Nigeria -- Maria-Helen E Ekah -- (pages 147-156).
Multilingualism & national development : the Nigerian situation -- R.O. Farinde -- (pages 157-164).
Language empowerment through competition : the case of Bwatiye -- Patrick Keran Bleambo-- (pages 165-174).
Language & the teaching of HIV/AIDS coping skills in schools -- Theresa Ohi Odumuh & Catherine C. Maduekwe -- (pages 175-188).
Processes of integration in group relations : implication for language planning in Nigeria and national unity -- Iknezam Ozuru & Nnwobunwene Scf -- (pages 189-199).
Embellished language : the tool of the poet's message in A.N. Akwanya's Pilgrim Foot -- F.O. Orabueze -- (pages 201-220).
The English language and the African world view : the Nigerian case study -- Lateefah B. Adeite -- (pages 221-228).
Nigerian pidgin and dramaturgy in Soyinka's The Beautification of Areaboy -- Ojo Olorunleke -- (pages 229-234).
Nigerian languages in peace and conflict resolution : the case of Ezeigbo's The Last of the Strong Ones -- Rebecca Okon Usoro -- (pages 235-244).
Nigerian languages and conflict resolution : the case for proverbs and figurative expressions -- Mohammed Laminu Mele -- (pages 245-256).
Speech acts interaction with cohesive ties -- Rosarri C. Mbisike -- (pages 257-270).
On the tripartite structure of Hausa informal conversation -- Abubakar Muhammad-- (pages 271-288).
Satirizing politicians & public officers in Nigerian newspapers -- 'Rotimi Taiwo -- (pages 289-302).
Innovation & creativity in language use : a study of the language of SMS text messages -- Mbuk A. Utuk -- (pages 303-310).
Dynamics of language : the Yoruba example -- Solomon Olanrewaju Makinde -- (pages 311-318).
A contrastive study of aspects of semantics of some English and Yoruba lexical items -- Yemi Ogunsiji -- (pages 319-326).
Stylistic features of Igbo orature in Ezenwa-Ohaeto's The Voice of the Night Masquerade -- Uchenna Oyali -- (pages 327-342).
The treasures of Ibiwari Ikiriko's Oily Tears of the Delta -- I.U. Opara -- (pages 343-352).
An analysis of fish names in Oguta culture : implications for the millennium development goals -- Appolonia U. Okwudishu -- (pages 353-366).
Issues in translating Ibibio salutations into French -- Effiong Ekpenyong-- (pages 367-376).
Developing a course-effective programme in the teaching of English & communication skills in Ahmadu Bello University -- Ode Johnson Ekpeme -- (pages 377-396).
The relevance of grammatical theories to English for academic purposes (EAP) in a second language environment -- E.T. Babalola -- (pages 397-416).
Grammatical errors in the written English of level 100 students of literature and their pedagogical implications -- Alexander Kure -- (pages 417-428).
Child language research in Nigeria : the state of the art -- Tajudeen Yaqub Surakat -- (pages 429-444).
ICT in language teaching & learning : challenges and prospects -- M.A. Rahman & I.A. Adeleke -- (pages 445-450).
Indigenous languages & universal basic education : some challenges -- Charles Okon Effiong -- (pages 451-460).
Phonological processes and their effect on lexical tones in Urhobo -- Rose O. Aziza-- (pages 461-474).
Structural tone in Igbo : evidence from Mgbidi -- Amechi B. Oha -- (pages 475-486).
A linguistic introduction to the Mọ̀fọ̀lí dialect of Yorùbá -- Felix Abíddèmí Fábùnmi -- (pages 487-504).
Aspects of the phonology of the Okun dialects -- Bolanle Elizabeth Arokoyo -- (pages 505-512).
Word-formation processes in Nigerian English -- Aituari Taiwo Oyatogun -- (pages 513-522).
Noun class vestiges in Odual -- Ethelbert E. Kari -- (pages 523-544).
The determiner in the Igbo nominal phrase -- Greg Orji C. Obiamalu -- (pages 545-556).
The indivisibility of {áí-} in standard Yorùbá -- Oye Taiwo -- (pages 557-564).
Lexical analysis of polysemy in Owere Igbo -- Christie Omego -- (pages 565-580).
Meaning and the interpretation of signs and symbols -- Olufunmilayọ M. Ogunkẹyẹ -- (pages 581-592).
Directions of research on gender & semantic markedness -- Frances Ngozi Chukwukere-- (pages 593-602).
The semantics & morphosyntax of the R-relation in Yorùbá genitive constructions -- Ọládiípọ̀ Ajíbóyè -- (pages 603-612).
Diagnostics for distinguishing between SVO & SOV languages : evidence from English & Bàtɔnū -- Issa O. Sanusi -- (pages 613-620).
The pronoun system in Ọ̀̀kọ́-Ọ́sànyèn -- Akeem Ségun Sàláwù -- (pages 621-634).
The Hausa verb base & the selection of operating grade -- A.H. Amfani -- (pages 635-648).
The syntax of reflexives in Yoruba -- K. Adewale Rafiu -- (pages 649-656).
The limit of bidirectional spread in Ọkọ vowel harmony system -- Joseph Dele Atóyèbi -- (pages 657-672).
Honorific distinctions as reflexes of deixis & modality : implications for effective communication -- P.E. Ejele -- (pages 673-684).
Elements of Kalaḅaṛi-Ịjọ syntax -- Otelemate G Harry-- (pages 685-714).
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