IGIRIGI: A Multi-Disciplinary Journal of African Studies

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• IGIRIGI Vol. 5. No 3, 2025 COMPLETE ISSUE pg.i-146

  IGIRIGI, VOLUME 5 NO.3, 2025 COMPLETE ISSUE

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• TRENDS IN THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (L2) IN NIGERIA

  Okafor Stella Amaka (PhD) , Nmadumelu Obi

  1-5

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• ỌFỌ: NGWA IKPENKWỤMỌTỌ N’EJIJE IGBO

  Ayozie, Chioma R.

  6-14

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• STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF YOUTH LANGUAGES IN CENTRAL AND WEST AFRICA: FOCUS ON CAMFRANGLAIS AND NAIJA SLANG

  Grace Ochuole Odey, PhD, Abass Ngoungouo Yiagnigni, PhD

  15-26

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• THE ROLE OF LANGUAGE IN POLITICAL DISCOURSE: A PRAGMATIC STUDY OF PRESUPPOSITION AND POLITENESS IN PRESIDENT BOLA TINUBU’S 2025 DEMOCRACY DAY SPEECH

  Monday A. Okugbe, Patrick O. Attashie

  27-40

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• EXPLORING METAPHYSICAL REALITIES IN THE WORLD OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)

  Gbadamosi, Oluwatoyin Adebola, Ph.D, Ojile Barnabas Audu

  41-52

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• TRADITIONAL BURIAL AND FUNERAL RITUALS IN UMUMBA-NDIAGU: A CONTROVERSY BETWEEN TRADITION AND CHRISTIANITY

  Chinweze Chinedu Evaristus

  53-63

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• THE PLACE OF ORAL TRADITION IN SELECTED IGBO LITREARY TEXTS

  Dr. Oluchi Eugenia Nebolisa , Ass. Prof. Ebele E. Okafor

  64-76

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• WOMEN AND THE COLONIAL SPACE: A RE-SIGNIFICATION OF WOMEN IN ACHEBE'S THINGS FALL APART

  Amos, Dauda Bivan, PhD, Stephen Onimisi Ajinomoh  

  77-82

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• CHANGES AND CONTINUITY OF LAND TENURE SYSTEM IN AGULU-ANAMBRA STATE, NIGERIA

  Esther Ogochukwu Akpulu , Onukwube Alex Alfred Anedo

  83-91

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• PRAGMALINGUISTICS STUDY OF NAMES IN THE GHOMALA’ LANGUAGE OF CAMEROON

  Dr Emma Flaricelle BAKAM

  92-102

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• LEADERSHIP AND THE MISSING LINK IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICAN LANGUAGES

  Alhaji Auwalu Isa PhD

  103-110

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• THE PHONOTACTICS OF KI IN ỊZỌ́N FOCUS CONSTRUCTIONS

  Celestina Predia KEKAI PhD

  111-123

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• POLITENESS AS POWER IN YORUBA TRADITIONAL RELIGION: EXAMINING (IM)POLITENESS STRATEGIES IN IJALA POETRY

  Olusegun Oladele Jegede , Patricia O. Arubuola

  124-137

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• THE IMPACT OF CLASS SIZE ON THE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE AT PRIMARY AND SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN FAGGE LOCAL GOVERNMENT, KANO STATE

  Ibrahim Salihu Mohammed PhD

  138-146

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• LANGUAGE AS A MEANS OF SUSTAINABILITY: EXPLORING THE INTERSECTIONS OF LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY, CULTURAL PRESERVATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS

  Chioma Deborah SUNNY-ADIKWU , Favour Ogemdi EGWIM

  147-159

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