Vol. 10 No. 1 (2020) | Abraka Humanities Review

Linguistic Devices and Rhetorical Strategies in Nigerian Stand-up Comedy

Macaulay Mowarin, Emmanuel Ogheneakpobor Emama

1-18

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Modernity, cultural dislocation and the crisis of development in Africa

Emmanuel Adetola Layode, Omotade Adegbindin

19-36

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The Saro-Wiwa Motif in Niger Delta Poetry

Udeme Eno Inyang, Mathias Iroro Orhero

37-53

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A Study of NuraGarba‘sRecent Artistic Style

Muhammad Aliyu

54-63

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Social commitment and didacticism in children’s African prose fiction

Ogochuku O. Anigala

64-78

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Dance as cultural diplomacy

Josephine Awele Odunze

79-93

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Clay body formation for ceramic and sculpture production

Dr Abamwa, E. Oghenekevwe, Abel Mac Diakparomre

94-105

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A Study of narrative perspectives in Isidore Okpewho’s Tides

Anthonia Adanma Eguvwebere

106-115

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Echo questions in the Igbo language

Patience Nonye Edeoga

116-129

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The African cityand existentialism in Sefi Atta’s Everything Good Will Come and Zakes Mda’s Ways of Dying

Oghenekaro E. Ilolo

130-147

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Predestination: a Critique of Chika Unigwe’s Night Dancer

Kingston O. Onyijen

148-160

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Electoral violence, malpractice and justice system in Nigeria: a Christian Critique.

Chukwuka Obed Uchenna

161-179

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The aspect of trance in Aquatic Theatre

Fred Emi Brisibe, Ernest Jackson Weridonghan

180-189

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Nigerian Pidgin in Chinua Achebe‘s Fictions

Ifeyinwa Success Asuzu

190-202

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Effects of the proliferation of SALWs on terrorism in Nigeria: a Case study of Boko Haram activities

Ejiroghene Augustine Oghuvbu

203-222

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Signs and Social Meaning in Ayi Kwei Armah’s The Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born and Fragments

Erhuvwu Anita Maledo

223-240

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A case for moral values in Nigerian music: A Case study of Slyde and D’prince

Chukualuka Akoni

241-252

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Children’s theatre: a Nostrum to juvenile delinquency in the Niger Delta Region, Nigeria.

Hannah Modupe Akpodiete

253-270

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The morpho-syntax of -mọ́ in Izọ́n

Kekai Celestina Predia

271-289

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Achieving community and national unity through the Odjema incarnate Spirit Dance of Eghwu-Urhobo

AkpobomeDiffre Odiete

290-308

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Interrogating the conflicting presentation of Osofisan‘s Women as Heroines and Villains. Tegonni… and no Longer the Wasted Breed as Paradigm

Peter O. Aihevba

309-321

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Agglomerate nature of Igbo femininity in the selected novels of Chinua Achebe, Akachi Adimora Ezeigbo and Buchi Emecheta

Ositadinma Nkeiruka Lemoha, Joy Aruoture Omoru

322-335

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Articles

Linguistic Devices and Rhetorical Strategies in Nigerian Stand-up Comedy

Modernity, cultural dislocation and the crisis of development in Africa

The Saro-Wiwa Motif in Niger Delta Poetry

A Study of NuraGarba‘sRecent Artistic Style

Social commitment and didacticism in children’s African prose fiction

Dance as cultural diplomacy

Clay body formation for ceramic and sculpture production

A Study of narrative perspectives in Isidore Okpewho’s Tides

Echo questions in the Igbo language

The African cityand existentialism in Sefi Atta’s Everything Good Will Come and Zakes Mda’s Ways of Dying

Predestination: a Critique of Chika Unigwe’s Night Dancer

Electoral violence, malpractice and justice system in Nigeria: a Christian Critique.

The aspect of trance in Aquatic Theatre

Nigerian Pidgin in Chinua Achebe‘s Fictions

Effects of the proliferation of SALWs on terrorism in Nigeria: a Case study of Boko Haram activities

Signs and Social Meaning in Ayi Kwei Armah’s The Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born and Fragments

A case for moral values in Nigerian music: A Case study of Slyde and D’prince

Children’s theatre: a Nostrum to juvenile delinquency in the Niger Delta Region, Nigeria.

The morpho-syntax of -mọ́ in Izọ́n

Achieving community and national unity through the Odjema incarnate Spirit Dance of Eghwu-Urhobo

Interrogating the conflicting presentation of Osofisan‘s Women as Heroines and Villains. Tegonni… and no Longer the Wasted Breed as Paradigm

Agglomerate nature of Igbo femininity in the selected novels of Chinua Achebe, Akachi Adimora Ezeigbo and Buchi Emecheta

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