Vol. 2 No. 3 (2025)

Articles

• Africa’s Perception of China: A Descriptive Discourse on Its Determinants

  Anas Elochukwu, Austine Okere

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• Grammatical Errors in Selected Nigerian Newspapers and their Implications for Communication

  Nwosu, Ngozi Juliet

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• A Multimodal Discourse Analysis of Placards and Visual Symbols in the 2024 End Bad Governance Protests in Nigeria

  Esther Chika Anyanwu, Ph.D.

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• Discourse Features and Patterns among Nigerian Students

  Chukwunyere Daberechi Goodness, Ifeoma Grace Akabuike, PhD

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• Language, Women and Education in Nigeria

  Dr. Martina C. Uche, Adejuwon Titilayo Rebecca

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• Digital Humanities and Metaphor Theory: Developing New Methods for Analyzing Online Discourse

  Ifunanya Laurencia Ebekue, PhD, Ifeyinwa Celestina Nwabanne

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• Lexico-Grammatical Study of Nigerian Pidgin Used among Joseph Ayo Babalola University (JABU) Undergraduate Students

  Adejuwon Titilayo Rebecca, Martina Chioma Uche, PhD

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• The Role of the Church in Anambra State in Promoting Decent Work and Economic Growth: Prospects and Challenges

  Chigbo, Chiamaka Nkemdilim

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• Audio-Visual Animations as an Efficient Tool for Fostering Lifelong Learning in Young Minds: A Study of Greg Bailey's Arthur and Jay Jeon's Cocomelon

  Dr. Stella Uchenna Nwofor, Ahalaekwue Onyinyechi Anastasia

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• Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA): An Analysis of Social Inequalities and Material Consequences of Discourse in our Contemporary Society

  Doris, Paschal-Mbakwe, Chidiebere Evans Akalawu , Ruth, Chinasa Chigbue

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