• A Study of Proverbs Categorization in Yorùbá and Chinese Cultures 

  Banwo, A.O. (THE JOURNAL OF YORUBA STUDIES ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA, 2019-01)

  This study examines proverbs in two different and unique cultures since proverbs, over ages, have been effective elements that people have employ to transmit cultural values. Data for this work was obtained through homogenous ...

• Indigenous Social And Economic Structure In Precolonial Idanreland 

  Ajiola, F.O (The Nigerian Economic History Association., 2015)

  Pre-colonial Idanre was built on household farming, and reciprocal economic system among family members, age group and the community. Economic system in precolonial Idanre was therefore, conducted with an eye on widening ...

• Deforestation, Food Security and Environmental Sustainability in Southwest, Nigeria, 1960-2015 

  Ajiola, F.O; Ilesanmi, T.E (University of Lagos Press and Bookshop Ltd, Works & Physical Planning Complex University of Lagos., 2017)

  Abstract The forest region of Nigeria—especially the south-western agrarian, and other non-farming communities has witnessed ruthless deforestation either for urbanization or other consumerist purposes, since the past few ...

• GLOBALIZATION AND THE NIGERIAN YOUTHS 

  Ajiola, F.O (Dahomey International Business ESEP Le-Berger Université, Republic of Benin, 2016-07)

  ABSTRACT Globalization is not a new development in the international system. Given the interconnection of socioeconomic and political activities, woven through the information and communication technology across the ...

• Inherent Nature & Dynamics of Political Stability in China 

  Banwo, A.O. (Fudan Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences, 2015-06-10)

  For any society to progress, there must be sensitive leadership that is willing to stir the affairs of the country towards the right direction, the provision of a good life, security, opportunity to exist peacefully, a ...

• Marriage Practices: A Comparative Analysis between the Chinese and the Yorùbá Ethnic Group. 

  Banwo, A.O. (DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS, AFRICAN AND ASIAN STUDIES, 2018-06-17)

  Marriage is an institution that has evolved over the years to signify different things; while the traditional notion of marriage is starting a family additional habitual conception of marriage is to extend the family ties. ...

• On Divinities: A Comparative Analysis of Selected Yoruba and Chinese Divinities 

  Banwo, A.O. (ILORIN JOURNAL OF HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, 2018-01-05)

  Traditional societies such as the Yoruba and the Chinese share a lot in common. Their values and traditions are modelled on rules and regulations set by supernatural beings or deities. Both societies have historical ...

• Distant Africa: Chinese Cultural Juxtapositions of an African Culture 

  Banwo, A.O (NNAMDI AZIKWE UNIVERSITY,AWKA, 2019)

  Culture awareness, consciousness, representations and discernments have been fundamental themes different cultural groups adopt in the assessment of each other. When different cultures interact with each other, we often ...

• Sacrifice sur l'autel de l'attachement familial: une lecturede pris au piege d' Abdoul-Hamed Tangah 

  Balogun, L.I. (2019)

  Pris all piege dAbdoul= Harried Tangah. un roman autobiographique par apparence. relate le parcours vicieux de la vie d\1I1 jeune hornrne depuis son village natal de Kernon ju-qua Cotonou, la ville ou il a ere reellernent ...

• The Relevance of Advertising to the Teaching of English 

  Adedun, E.A (B Prints, 2007)

  Emphasis on language teaching has moved away from the traditional approach of composing and comprehending correct sentences as isolated units of random ocurence.

• ‘Literary Elements as Communicative Strategies in Advertising’ 

  Adedun, E.A (University of Lagos Press, 2006)

  Therefore, in this paper, an attempt is made to prove that ad vertisersare conscious of the fact that literary language contains the artistry which they strive for in their effort to achieve communicative dynamism, and ...

• "Carry go" : A Sociolinguistic Study of the Language of Bus Conductors in Lagos (Nigeria) 

  Adedun, E.A (2005)

  Lagos is a cosmopolitan Nigerian city with an elaborate transport system which is built around commercial buses of different types. Each of the commercial dialectal and highly idiosyncratic: This paper examines the language ...

• "Pop Goes the Gospel"- The Growth of Gospel Music in Nigeria 

  Oikelome, A.O (International Journal of Multi-disciplinary Research (ijmrl), 2010)

  The subject of gospel music has generated intellectual discourse researchers in the field of ethnomusicology. This is due to the sporadic development of the genre and the unique position it occupies in the field of popular ...

• Popular Songs, Literary Texts: A Linguistic Approach to the Music of 2Face Idibia 

  Oikelome, A. (Association of Nigerian Musicologists, 2010)

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• M.A. Uwalaka and the Growth of Igbo Language Study 

  Okafor, E.E (Green Olive Publishers, 2008)

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• Women's Violence against Women in Ofomata's Dibia Na-Agwo Otoro (Medicine-man that cures diarrhea) 

  Okafor, E. E. (African Cultural Institute, 2008)

  Ofomata is a prolific Igbo novelist who hails from Ogbunka in Anambra State. His novel, Dibia Na-agwo Otoro (2000), which has domestic violence as its theme portrays women as agents of disruption of peace and perpetrators ...

• Assimilation in the Mkporo Dialect of Igbo 

  Okafor, E. E. (African Cultural Institute, 2004)

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• Identities and Representations: A Socio-Semiotic Perspective to the Challenges of linguistic Pluralism, Conflicts and Nation Building in Nigeria 

  Nwagbara, A. U. (Faculty of Arts, University of Lagos. Akoka, Nigeria, 2001)

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• Rhetorical Creations, Poetications: A Speech Acts Analysis of Niyi Osundare's "Poetry Is" And Tanure of Jaide's “The Fate of Vultures" 

  Nwagbara, A.U (Pumark Publishers Lagos, 2010)

  This paper carries out an analysis of language use in poetry as a form of creative and rhetorical enterprise that entails the performance of a set of linguistic acts. Based on the principles of J. L. Austin's Speech Acts ...

• Rethinking Centrifugal Issues in Intra-Iuleha Relations: From the Pre-Colonial Era to 2000 . 

  Osiki, O.M (Department os History and International Studies, Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Nigeria, 2008-06)

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