• ISAKOLE AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND CONFLICTS IN COLONIAL YORUBALAND 

  Ajiola, F.O (Southern Journal for Contemporary History, 2021)

  This paper, with a focus on the people of the Nigerian towns of Idanre and Akure, (re)considers the genesis of land conflicts in eastern Yorubaland of colonial south western Nigeria. The historical method was deployed. ...

• Oral or Visual English: Revisiting English Pronunciation Teaching in Nigeria 

  Anyagwa, C.N. (Tai Solarin University of Education, 2017)

  In Nigeria today, English is not only the language of instruction but also a teaching subject and a full course of study (in higher institutions). At the pre-primary and primary levels, the pronunciation aspect of the ...

• Towards the Development of Theatre Practice: The Design/Technology Dimension 

  Oni, D. (Nigerian Theatre Journal: A Journal of the Society of Nigerian Theatre Artistes, 2005-04-08)

  This paper examines the practice of theatre in Nigeria and looks at in declining fortunes. It attempts a historical overview of theatre practice and observes that the question of the viability of theatre was not in dispute ...

• The Changing Fortunes of the Cinema in Post-Colonial Lagos 

  Oni, D (Urban Generations: Post Colonial Cities. A Publication of the Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences- Rabat, 2004-08-09)

  Urban generations in post-colonial cities have been characterized by the development of certain monuments, architectural edifices and socio-cultural infrastructural facilities. Most of these have, overtime, become dilapidated ...

• Trends and Considerations in the Aesthetics of Stage Lighting Design 

  Oni, Duro (Technical Theatre Practice in Nigeria: Trends and Issues. Center for Black and African Arts and Civilization (CBAAC). Lagos, 2006-06-15)

  In most artistic efforts theory has always followed practice at a respectable distance. However, in the case of stage lighting, the theories relating to the art did not follow the usual pattern of events. For as Bellman ...

• Problème culturels et linguistique en traduction- Tantative explicative 

  Ilupeju, A.M. (Centre Universitaire de recherche et d’études des langues (C.U.R.E.L), Porto-Novo, 2008-06)

  La traduction est un art culturel, linguistique et scientifique. Sa démarche a pour but de faciliter l’intercompréhension et l’échange culturel. Malheureusement sa pratique piétine son message dans le texte d’arrivée. Il ...

• “ Le programme d’études françaises à l’école secondaire au Nigeria : les points de vue des enseignants et étudiants ” 

  Ilupeju, A.M. (Jide Timothy-Asobele, 1999)

  Using a pragmatic approach of research including questionnaires and a careful survey of schools in Lagos and Osun States, this chapter established the facts that a number of issues affect the poor quality of French taught ...

• Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict and External Interventions: A Diplomatic and Historical Narrative. 

  Ogunjewo, H.B. (Taraba state university, 2021)

  The seemingly intractable, conflagrating Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict recently assumed a very dangerous dimension leading to the actual outbreak of war mainly because of external support, external interventions and international ...

• « Translation, Interpretation Explanation: A Semantic Exercice » 

  Ilupeju, A.M.; Alao, P.A. (Ogun Journal of Foreign Languages, 2010)

  This paper attempts to examine a sort of correlation that links the key words of the title. It tries to distinguish and remove the areas of confusion between translation and interpretation. The paper however throws light ...

• Ejigbo Palace Organisation 

  Ilupeju, A.M. (Faculty of Arts, University of Lagos, 2011-11)

  Ejigbo town, popularly known as « French City in Nigeria », is the headquarters of Ejigbo Local Government in Osun North-West Division, of Oyo State. According to 1963 census, Ejibgo town has a population of 46,410. The ...

• From Rural to Urban Community: Historicizing Colonial Legacy, Indigenous Initiatives and the Transformation of Ikorodu Metropolis, Lagos, 1894-1999 

  Aworawo, F (University College of the North, Canada, 2020-03)

  The enduring impact of colonial administration and indigenous initiatives, as well as the phenomenon of migration and settlement patterns, have been one of the most important factors influencing urbanization and the ...

• Diplomacy and Global Security: A Historical Narrative of the Post-Cold War Era. 

  Ogunjewo, H.B. (Taraba State University, 2019)

  Immediately after the Cold war, there was a general optimism of an international system that will enable the component nation-states to pursue economic growth and greater independence. Despite the various strategies by the ...

• CHINA-HONG KONG DUAL SYSTEM: Twenty-Three Years of Uncertainty And Broken Promises 

  Ogunjewo, H.B. (University of Lagos, 2020)

  Despite the 1997 China’s promises to the United Kingdom, Hong Kong and the international community, that it will operate a “One Nation-Two Systems” for fifty years, ending in 2047, this article submits that the last ...

• Colonial Heritage and Nigeria's Struggle for Nationhood 

  Ogunjewo, H.B. (University of Lagos, 2017)

  The complexity of the Nigerian state in the structure inherited from colonial adventure has constituted a serious source of concern in her quest and struggle for nationhood. While some of the current struggles may be traced ...

• The Treatment of Patriarchy in Buchi Emecheta's The Joys of Motherhood and Sefi Atta's Everything Good Will Come 

  Oso, Olusola (Canadian Academy of Oriental and Occidental Culture, 2017-09-26)

  While studies on the patriarchal order and the marginalization of women in male-authored African novels abound, not much has been done to examine together the works of female novelists of different generational and ...

• EVALUATION OF VIRTUAL LESSONS DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC LOCKDOWN: THE CREATIVE ARTS STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCE. 

  Nweke, F.E. (World Alliance for Art Education (WAAE) 2021 Conference, 2021-10-17)

  The horrendous experience brought upon the world by the deadly COVID-19 pandemic did not only wreak havoc in the economic sectors and health sectors it also affects the educational sectors. Teaching and learning came to a ...

• FIGHTING COVID-19 PANDEMIC: THE MUSIC OF HOPE 

  Nweke, F.E. (University of Georgia, Athens-US (In View), 2021-11-09)

  Retrospectively, a look at the past ere the COVID-19 pandemic emerged, the present and the view about the life post-pandemic in the face of the horrendous state of insecurity pervading Nigeria can be fundamental for the ...

• Politics in Colonial Ijebu, 1921–51: The Role and Challenge of the Educated Elite 

  Oduwobi, T. (2006)

  As is well known, the distinctive feature of British colonial rule in most of tropical Africa was the utilization of indigenous authorities as the linchpin of local administration: the system of Indirect Rule whereby the ...

• Early Ijebu History: An Analysis on Demographic Evolution and State Formation 

  Oduwobi, T. (University of Rochester Press, 2006)

  This paper attempts a reconsideration of the current state of knowledge concerning Ijebu origins, and the establishment and character of the Ijebu Kingdom. The aim is two-fold. One is to highlight the distinction between ...

• From Conquest to Independence: The Nigerian Colonial Experience. 

  Oduwobi, T. (2011)

  This paper is a panoramic discussion of the imposition and character of colonial British administration in Nigeria. It begins by examining the factors and circumstances which facilitated the intrusion of the British in the ...

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