Linguistics and Communication Topics

A Discourse Analysis Of Naira Has No Gender By Oluobafemi

Linguistics and Communication Project Topics and Materials

Language Variation In Relation To Gender As A Social Factor

Aspects Of Bura Negation

The Influence Of English Language On Our Nigerian Indigenous Languages; Examples Of Borrowing From English Into Yoruba By UNILORIN Undergraduates

A Pragmatic Analysis Of Selected Cartoons From Nigerian Dailies The ‘Guardian, The Punch, And The Nation’

A Stylistic Analysis Of Akachi Adimora-Ezeigbo’s Trafficked

Question Formation In Mernyang

Aspects Of Kuturmi Phonology

Aspects Of Migili Verb Phrase

Aspects Of Yukuben Morphology

Aspects Of The Lexical Semantics Of Urhobo

Imagery In Etsako Proverbs

Stylistic Analysis Of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Half Of The Yellow Sun

Sociolinguistic Investigation Of Some Hausa Proverbs

The Role Of Nigeria Pidgin English In Higher Institution

Placing Chinua Achebe’s Anthills Of The Savannah And Franz Kafka’s The Trial In The Modernist Lens

Misuse Of Power In Chinua Achebe’s Anthill Of The Savannah And Chimammanda Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus

The Lexico-Semantic Features Of Nigerian English In Newspapers

A Critical Discourse Analysis Of Negation In The Inaugural Speeches Of Two Nigerian President

The Influence Of The Mother Tongue On Second Language Acquisition And Proficiency

Influence Of Mother Tongue On The Learning Of English As A Second Language

Coordinating And Subordinating Conjunctions In Uda

Code Mixing And Code Switching In Nigerian Movies

Abuse Of Children’s Rights; An Appraisal Of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus And Unigwe’s On Black Sisters’ Street

The Image Of African Women In A Patriarchal Society; A Study Of Buchi Emecheta’s The Joys Of Motherhood And Amma Darko’s Beyond The Horizon

Oral Literature As A Medium Of Teaching Moral Values To Selected Schools

Use Of Language In The Expression Of Racism

Language And Culture As A Tool Of Identifying Peoples Tribe / Ethnic Group In Nigeria

Family And Society; A Case Study Of Things Fall Apart And Purple Hibiscus In Comparative Perspective