Volume 2
Published in UTUENIKANG - December, 2023

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• The Old in the New, The New in the Old: Migrant Metapors, African Literatures and the Digital Turn
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  Migrant Metapors African Literatures Digital Turn

  James T. Tsaaior — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 1-12

• The Semantics of ‘It Is Well’ in Nigerian English
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  Semantics Contexts Nigerian English Socio-linguistics Pragmatics Internalized semantics

  Inyang Udofot — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 13-17

• Contextualizing Female Identifications and the Politics of Otherness in Black Female Writings
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  Contextualizing Female Identifications Politics Black Female Writings

  Iniobong Uko — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 18-30

• Feminist Discourse: Power, Sexuality and Gender in Woman at Point Zero by Nawal El Saadawi
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  Male-dominated Inferior Powerless Patriarchy Stereotyped

  Ima U. Emmanuel — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 31-37

• Representations of Sectarian Extremism in Selected Nigerian Novels
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  Sectarian terrorism Extremism contemporary literature Nigerian Novels

  Israel O. Adeleke & Emmanuel B. Omobowale — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 38-50

• “A Pandemic on a Pandemic”: Tanure Ojaide’s Poetry, Racism and Corona Virus-19 Pandemic
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  Corona Virus Literature Pandemic Racism

  Effiok B. Uwatt — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 51-68

• Curbing Terrorism and Violence in Nigerian Society: The Role of Information Professionals
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  Terrorism Information Professionals Library Information Services Nigerian Society

  Nse E. Akwan — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 69-80

• Multimodal Discourse Analysis of Selected Wedding Invitation Cards in South-Eastern Nigeria
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  South-east Nigeria Igbo invitation Multimodal Moves

  Justus C. Ugwu — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 81-89

• Violent Rhetoric as Response to Global Hegemonies in the Poetry of Amiri Baraka and Peter Onwudinjo
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  Vengeance Rhetoric Post-colonial Theory Global Hegemonies Capitalists

  Patrick O. Ogar & Josephat A. Odey — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 90-99

• Women, Damaged Bodies, Healing Bodies: A Logotherapeutic Analysis of Yejide Kilanko’s Daughters Who Walk This Path
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  logotherapy trauma literature psyche African women

  Rebecca U. Davies — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 100-108

• Ecological Violation: Rethinking the Consequences of Postcolonial Infrastructures in the Novels of Ngugi wa Thiong’o
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  Ecological violation African novel Ecocriticism Ngugi wa'Thiong'o Postcolonial infrastructures and legacies

  Dele M. Ugwanyi & Micah O. Asukwo — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 109-117

• Portrayal of Terrorism in Soji Cole’s Embers
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  Boko Haram Terrorism Corruption Soji Cole

  Mobolanle Sotunsa & Tunde Odesola — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 118-127

• A Lexico-Semantic Analysis of Helon Habila’s Oil On Water
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  Lexico-Semantics Lexical Choice Textuality Effective Communication

  Eventus Edem — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 128-137

• Homeless Children, Witnessing as Aesthetics and the Diary of a Street Biographer: Onyekachi Onuoha’s Earth Corners
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  Stranded children African socio-cultural values witnessing aesthetics street biography

  David E. Udoinwang & Uwem Affiah — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 138-149

• Emerging Gender Perspectives of the African Americans in Octavia Butler’s Fledgling and Parable of the Sower
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  Racial Discrimination Alienation Aspiration Determination Gender Future

  Rebecca Usoro — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 150-157

• Post-Postcolonialism As De-Neocolonialism In Chinua Achebe’s Anthills Of The Savannah And Jack Mapanje’s And Crocodiles Are Hungry At Night
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  Post-postcolonialism De-neocolonialism African leadership Chinua Achebe Jack Mapanje

  Eyoh Etim — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 158-170

• An Acoustic Analysis of Palatalization and Palatality: A Case of Nigerian Speakers of English
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  Acoustic Palatalization Palatality Sound Change

  Nkereke M. Essien — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 171-190

• Cultural Limitations and the Postmodern Temper: Contextualising Freedom in Chinelo Okparanta’s Under The Udala Trees
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  African Culture Experimentation Orientation Sex and Sexuality

  Micah O. Asukwo & Dele M. Ugwanyi — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 191-201

• Theatre Practice in Nigeria: Sourcing Native Materials for Make-Up Design: An Alternative to Exotic Products
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  Make-up designs exotic products film making experimental research

  Umoh S. Asuquo — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 202-209

• Oil Pillage of the Ecosystem: A Study of Helon Habila’s Oil On Water
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  Ecosystem Pillage Environment Niger Delta

  Okachukwu O. Wosu & Mbuotidem S. Idio — volume 2, issue 1 — pp. 210-218