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• ‘Leaving for Europe’: Failure of Hope and the Problem of Return in Amma Darko’s Beyond the Horizon
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• Poetics of Protest Examining the Fusion of Poetry and Social Commentary in Nigerian Literature
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• Culpability Denial and Admissibility in Suicide Notes in Nigeria: A Linguistic Interrogation
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• Child-Marriage Custom as Gender Oppression in Julie Okoh’s Itohan
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• The Semantics of ‘It Is Well’ in Nigerian English
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• Contextualizing Female Identifications and the Politics of Otherness in Black Female Writings
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• Representations of Sectarian Extremism in Selected Nigerian Novels
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