Vol. 3 (2020): AHYU: A JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

Articles

• A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF JENJO AND ENGLISH SYNTACTIC STRUCTURES: AN X-BAR PERSPECTIVE

  Peace Benson, Christiana Eragbe

  1-7

  • 126
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• AN OVERVIEW OF NIGERIA'S NATIONAL COMMUNICATION POLICY AND STRATEGY FROM 1999 TO 2018

  Maggai Tsokwa, Idyorough Solata Mdei, Adamu Sule Shamaki

  8-14

  • 141
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• ANTHROPOCENTRISM AND THE EXPLOITATION OF NATURE: AN ECOCRITICAL ANALYSIS OF JOSEPH CONRAD'S HEART OF DARKNESS

  Caleb Monday Jonah

  15-22

  • 186
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• CONTEXTUALISING HISTORY AND CREATIVITY: AN EXPLORATION OF AHMED YERIMA'S “THE TRIALS OF OBA OVONRAMWEM

  Agena, Martins Moses, Habila, Iranyang Jeremiah

  23-33

  • 188
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• FORENSIC LINGUISTICS AS A CATALYST FOR CRIME DETECTION AMONG NIGERIAN YOUTHS: A STUDY OF SELECTED POLICE INVESTIGATIONS AND COURT PROCEEDINGS

  OGOLEKWU, OCHE

  42-51

  • 320
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• EXHIBITION OF CONTEMPT IN CONVERSATION: A CASE STUDY OF OSOFISAN'S TEGONNI

  Samuel Adebayo Omotunde (Ph.D), Anthonia Folasade Ibitoye

  34-41

  • 38
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• LES RELATIONS CONFLICTUELLES QU'ENTRETIENNENTLES LANGUES LOCALES ET LES GROUPES ETHNIQUES AU NIGERIA

  Parm. Kachep Maxim, Mme. Rejoice James

  52-60

  • 27
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• LEXICAL BORROWING AND LANGUAGE ENDANGERMENT: A CASE OF THE TIV LANGUAGE

  Rosaline Mnguhenen Sokpo, Ph.D., Sarah Terwase Shittu, Ph.D, Titus Terver Udu, Ph.D, Joseph I. Orban, Ph.D.

  61-79

  • 140
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• NEGOTIATING IDENTITY IN AN AGE GREATLY INFLUENCED BY SOCIAL MEDIA IN CHIMAMANDA NGOZI ADICHIE'S AMERICANAH

  NGWABA IJEOMA ANN (NEE IBEKU)

  81-89

  • 154
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• ON THE MORPHOSYNTAX OF TIV PERSONAL POSSESSIVES

  Professor Yina Godwin, Dr. Rosaline Mnguhenen Sokpo, Isaac Kina, Dorothy Nginbee Kenen

  90-102

  • 106
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• PHONOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF FIRST LANGUAGE ACQUISITION (L1) ON SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING: A CASE STUDY OF TIV LANGUAGE AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE

  Ajim Stephen Shiaondo, DanielDangana

  103-109

  • 100
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• POST-INDEPENDENCE WEST AFRICAN NARRATIVES, THEMATIC CONCERNS AND HUMAN IN/DIGNITY PARADIGMS

  Dr. Nonyelum Chibuzo Mba,

  110-118

  • 88
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• SATIRE IN THE POETRY OF MUSA I. OKPANACHI AND JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER

  HUSSAINI ADDAU MAGAJI, NAFIUABDULLAHI

  119-126

  • 101

• THE AESTHETICS OF TRAGIC ICONOCLASM IN THE NIGERIAN NOVEL: EXAMPLES OF OKONKWO AND EZEULU

  Olumide Ogunrotimi, PhD, Victor O. Ogbeide, PhD

  127-135

  • 103
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• THE ROAD AS A METAPHOR, A FULCRUM FOR THEMES DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERISATION IN ZAYNAB ALKALI'S THE VIRTUOUS WOMAN

  DANIEL YEPSHIK

  136-143

  • 96
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