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• Journal of English Scholars' Association of Nigeria

  Vol. 26 No. 3 (2024)

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  Ibrahim Bello-Kano – The Metaphysics of Relationality: Language, Literature, and the Problem of “Social Inclusion”

  Emmanuel Taiwo O. Babalola – The Use of Language for Social In/(Ex)clusion: The Intervention of an Applied English Linguist

  Ralia Maijama'a Abdullahi – Poetic Moderns: Silence and the Female Body Aesthetic in the Poems of Halima Lawal, Victoria Sylvia Kankara, Habeebatu X!, and Hauwa Shafii

  Olajumoke Oyinlade Adebayo – Interpersonal Resources in Chimamanda Adichie’s Dear Ijeawale or A Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions: A Feminist Critical Discourse Approach

  Ose Jero Agbo & Hussaini Aminu – An Assessment of Needs Analysis in Use of English for Aviation and Hospitality Industry Students

  Yahaya Ibrahim Aliyu – A Phonological Study of the Pronunciation of Disyllable Words by Some Educated Hausa English Speakers

  Ayodele Adebayo Allagbe – Discourse Structures and Ideologies in Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Inaugural Speech

  Ahmad Kofa Babajo & Nana Fatimabint Muhammad – Mythical Archetypes and their Socio-cultural Functions in Nupe Oral Literature

  Titilola Oyeronke Fatoki & Idowu Odebode – Sociolinguistic Analysis of Ahmed Yerima’s Pegunrun

  Bimbola Idowu-Faith & Lauretta Ayoko – “Get your perfect super-attractive hour-glass dream body”: Ideal Body Ideology in Weight-Loss Promotional Emails

  Auwalu Abubakar Labaran – The Impact of Computer Assisted Language Learning on Learners of English as a Second Language: A Study of Some Nigerian College of Education Students

  Dikko Muhammad – The Unseen, Spirituality and Communications between the Living and the Dead: Reflections on Representations of Dreams in Northern Nigerian Literary Practices

  Muhammad Mustapha, Ubaidallah Muhammad Bello & Ahmad Anas Musa - Morpho-Semantic Features of Food Vendor Advertisement in a Nigerian University

  Joy I. Nwiyi – Cosmopolitan Peregrination: The 'Push and Pull' in Helon Habila's Travellers

  John Odo Onu & Inoma Nsima George Essien – A Lexical Pragmatic Analysis of Elugwu Ezike Igbo Marriage Dowry Negotiations

  Mohammed Attai Yakubu – Wedding and Oil Money Metaphors in Olu Obafemi’s Naira Has No Gender and J. P. Clark’s The Wives’ Revolt, Respectively

• Journal of English Scholars' Association of Nigeria

  Vol. 26 No. 2 (2024)

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  Afejuku, Tony E. – The Fiction of African Autobiography

  Akintayo, Abiodun & Yomi Okunowo – A Lexico-semantic Study of Examination Malpractice Expressions Used by Students in Some Nigerian Tertiary Institutions

  Lizzy F. Akomolafe & Babatunde O. Adebua – Presentation of Self-esteem and Motivation in Habib Yakoob’s The Ugly Ones Refuse to Die

  Jeffrey Chisunum & Roselyn Eboh-Nzekwue – Preparation and Qualitative Assessment of English Language Teachers in Delta State

  Jegede, Olusegun Oladele, Omolayo Margaret Yusuf, Adekemi Aliyu & Tolulope Funmilola Aladetan – Impoliteness as a Rhetorical Strategy in Wole Soyinka's Jero's Metamorphosis

  Nwafor, Charles Chibuike & Scholastica Chinyere Amadi – Conceptual Metaphor Blending and the Projections of Selective Ideologies in a Sermon by Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah

  Oji, Ruth Karachi Benson – Discourse Strategies of Negotiating Scam in COVID-19 Vaccine Discourse

  Oyebode, Oluwabunmi O. – Appraisal Resources in Nairaland Comments on the Narratives of a Nigerian Rape Survivor

  Sule, Nneka Chinyere – Discourse and Manipulation: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Nigeria’s 2023 Post-Election Tweets

  Osamaye, Seun Bosede & Yusuf Tanimu – Visual Representations as Tools for Communicating Emotions in the Reportage of ‘End SARS’ Protests in Some Nigerian Newspapers

  Aderonke O. Akinola, Rotimi O. Oladipupo & Blessing Gbadebo – A Corpus-based Study of Patterns of Triphthong Realisation in Educated Nigerian English

  Tinuade Onabamiro & Rotimi Oladipupo – A Chip Off the Old Block: Forms and Patterns of Epenthesis in the Speech of “New English Native Speakers” in Nigeria

  Simeon Olufunso Sonde & Sherifat Bukola Jimoh – A Morpho-semantic Analysis of Aspects of Nigerian English in Wole Soyinka’s Alapata Apata

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  Journal of English Scholars' Association of Nigeria

  Vol. 26 No. 1 (2024)

  TABLE OF CONTENTS

  Pictures - Special Edition in Honour of David Roger Jowitt

  Give Peace a Chance - Tajudeen Y. Surakat

  When a Comet Drops from the Literary Firmament - Jeff Godwin Doki

  David Roger Jowitt: The Quintessential British-Nigerian Dedicated in Nigerias Education - Kingsley O. Ugwuanyi

  Simply David - Temitayo Omole

  Nigerian English and the Question of Codification - Wale Adegbite & Eunice Omolara Olarewaju

  The Nativization of English in Nigeria: A Study of Elechi Amadi’s The Concubine and Chimamanda Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus - Noah Apeh Akpa, Benjamin Terzungwe Iorhemen & Abubakar Abdullahi

  Exploring Technological Resources in English as Second Language (ESL) Teaching and Learning in Turbulent and Uncertain Times - Innocent Nasuk Dajang

  Discursive Strategies in Some Party Supporters’ Facebook Pages during Nigeria’s 2019 Presidential Election Campaigns - Oluwakemi Ayobami Ogundele & Rotimi Taiwo

  Language Preferences of Selected Uneducated Inhabitants of Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria: Implications for National Integration - Uriel Okunrinmeta & Wale Adegbite

  African Literature: A Child of Three Worlds - Yomi Olusegun-Joseph

  A Pragmatic Analysis of Practs in Nigeria’s 2023 Presidential Primary Election Acceptance Speeches - Smart Olugbeko & Taiwo Solomon Otuyemi

  “English as a Native Second Language”: The Problem of Taxonomy of Speakers in the Outer Circle - Kingsley O. Ugwuanyi & Folajimi Oyebola

  A Syntactic Analysis of Phrasal Verbs in Amaka Azuike’s Violated - Ifeoma Ann Umeh & Chinelo J. Ezekulie

• Journal of English Scholars' Association of Nigeria

  Vol. 25 No. 4 (2023)

  TABLE OF CONTENTS

  An Evaluation of Feminine Identity and Gender Stereotypes in Leïla Slimani's The Perfect Nanny - Peter Akongfeh Agwu, John Ogidi Acha & Derick Achu Ashabua

  The Poetics of Vision in Modern Nigerian Poetry in English - Kayode Peter Ajiboye & Olumide Ogunrotimi

  A Morphosyntactic Analysis of Some Official Correspondence of the Lagos State Government, Nigeria - Emmanuel Taiwo Babalola & Sijuade Toyin Adeniyi

  A Critical Discourse Analysis of Abubakar Ibrahim's Season of Crimson Blossoms - Esther Olayinka Bamigbola

  Contextual Beliefs in the Deployment of Ilé (Home) in Yoruba Proverbial Expressions. - Ganiu Bamgbose

  Humorous Comments on Social Media on the Nigerian Government’s Removal of Petroleum Subsidy - Aondover Theophilus Kaan, Monday Agbonica Bello Eje, & Christopher Eziafa Nwabudike

  Indirect Speech Act Strategies in Nigerian Online Marketing Discourse on Beauty Products - Lily Chimuanya, Toyosi Tosin Oladapo, Samuel T. Owoeye & Chika Tagbo

  Language and National Security: A Semiotic Analysis of Logos of Selected Nigerian Military and Security Agencies - Michael Mofeoluwa Oladipo & Samuel Akindeji Akinmusuyi

  Artistic Commitment in African Prison Poetry: A Study of Wole Soyinka’s A Shuttle in the Crypt - Sunday Adekunle Osinloye

  Lexical Borrowing as a Stylistic Device in Akachi Adimora-Ezeigbo’s Trilogy - Joseph Alagbe

  Okigbo’s Labyrinths, Prodigality and the Poetics of Decolonisation - Christopher Anyokwu & Fatima Inuwa.

  Minstrelsy and Sociopolitical Consciousness in Tanure Ojaide’s Songs of Myself - Stephen Oladele Solanke & Razak Aare Kadiri

• Journal of English Scholars' Association of Nigeria

  Vol. 25 No. 3 (2023)

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  Between the Law and Literature: Insecurity as the Consequence of the Breaches of Fundamental Human Rights in Nigerian Literature - Florence Onyebuchi Orabueze

  Language, Communication and Literary Studies for Peace, Security and Development in Nigeria - Ayo Ogunsiji

  Rhetoric Strategies and Ideological Constructs in Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's 29th May, 2023 Inaugural Speech  - Emmanuel Chinonso Eze & Mgbosorochukwu Grace Nwasogwa

  Speech and Thought Presentation in Chigozie Obioma’s An Orchestra of Minorities - Jennifer Onyinye Nwanne & Richard Oliseyenum Maledo

  Changing the Single Story: Narrating Women and Ethno-Religious Conflict in E.E. Sule’s Sterile Sky - Ayobami Olajumoke Onanuga

  Constituted Associated Lexical Signifiers for Discourse Cohesion in Selected Sports Presentations on Radio Stations in Ibadan, Nigeria - Adewole Oluwaseun Alolade

  Sociolinguistic Appraisal of Selected Proverbs in Nwagbo Pat Obi’s When Women Go Naked - Clara Unoalegie Bola Agbara & Ocheje Moses John

  Literature and Film: A Close Reading of Femi Osofisan’s Ma’ami and Tunde Kelani’s Ma’ami - Beatrice Morenike Afolabi

• Journal of English Scholars' Association of Nigeria

  Vol. 25 No. 2 (2023)

• Journal of English Scholars' Association of Nigeria

  Vol. 25 No. 1 (2023)

  TABLE OF CONTENTS

  Stephen Oladele Solanke - Book Review: Snapshots-A play by Bode Sowande

  Isah Abdulmumini & Kabiru Musa - A Discursive Appraisal of the Written Compositions of Some Final Year Students in a Nigerian University

  Qasim Adeyemi Aliu & Celestina Predia Kekai – A Critical Pragmatic Analysis of Humour in COVID-19 Related Social Media Posts by Nigerians

  Salihu Nurat Basambo – Implementing Communicative Language Teaching in ESL University Contexts

  Victoria Oluwamayowa Gbadegesin – Multimodal Interaction and Audience Engagement in MTN Project Fame West Africa

  Destiny Idegbekwe & Marie Therese Teibowei – A Conceptual Act Analysis of the Emotive Use of COVID -19 Memes on Nigeria-related Social Media Platforms

  Shola Sunday Olanipekun & Rasaq Ayodeji Iliyas – Exploring Children’s Armed Conflict Experiences in Edify Yakusak’s After They Left

  Oluwayomi Rosemary Olaniyan – Men do Cry Too: Gendering Interpersonal Meaning in Nigerian Online Blogs

  Patrick El-kanemi Onah – Linguistic Creativity: A Study of Reduplication in Nigerian Pidgin

  Kingsley Oluchi Ugwuanyi – Nigerian English: In Conversation with Professor Amechi N. Akwanya

  Mohammed Attai Yakubu & Juliet O. Ibrahim – A Linguistic Stylistic Study of Chinua Achebe’s Antihills of the Savannah

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  Journal of the English Scholars’Association of Nigeria

  Vol. 24 No. 2 (2022)
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  Journal of the English Scholars’ Association of Nigeria

  Vol. 24 No. `1 (2022)