item: #1 of 34
          id: ajill-2376
      author: Onukawa, Edith Ngozi
       title: In Search of Solution: Images of Insecurity and Their Traditional Management System in Selected Igbo Novels
        date: 2023
       words: 6104
      flesch: 58
     summary: The study advances that more researches on the management system of insecurity challenges in Nigeria should be carried out. In the Vanguard Newspaper of 17 August, 2021, Dapo Akinrefon, writes with the caption “Insecurity can easily be tackled through traditional methods”, the views of Iba Gani Adams, the Aare Onakakanfo of Yoruba land on the best way to handle insecurity challenges ravaging our country, Nigeria and with particular reference to the Yoruba people.
    keywords: amaeke; challenges; enyi; ifite; igbo; insecurity; literature; management; ndi; nigeria; odogwu; people; study
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        item: #2 of 34
          id: ajill-2377
      author: Shagba, Esther I.; Udu, Terver; Erenje, Christopher O.; Ugechi, Elizabeth
       title: The Use of Drum Language for Security Education and Awareness in Tiv
        date: 2023
       words: 5319
      flesch: 59
     summary: In this study, the research seeks to explore the use of drum language in Tiv as a means of security awareness and prevention of crime and violence in the society. Drum language in Africa served as a means of communication long before the wireless cell phones were invented.
    keywords: awka; communication; drum; drum language; edition; journal; languages; linguistics; messages; people; security; tiv
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        item: #3 of 34
          id: ajill-2378
      author: Obiajulu, Eziechine Augustine
       title: Dramatic literature and the Challenges of Insecurity in Nigeria
        date: 2023
       words: 5589
      flesch: 55
     summary: There is armed robbery, kidnapping and ritual killing in Nigeria today because a few privileged members of the society have appropriated the people’s labour, the nation’s wealth, which they Awka Journal of Linguistics and Languages, Special Edition 2, 2022 49 divert into their private pockets while the masses are wallowing in abject poverty (Gbilekaa, 1997, P.92). This appears to be the genesis of armed robbery in Nigeria.
    keywords: awka; edition; group; insecurity; journal; languages; linguistics; nigeria; people; society; violence
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        item: #4 of 34
          id: ajill-2379
      author: Nwokocha, Benjamin Chukwunonso
       title: The Religious Language and the Challenges of Insecurity in Nigeria
        date: 2023
       words: 5943
      flesch: 51
     summary: The study also investigated the existing dividends of multi-lingualism in Nigeria in terms of intra-ethnic group relations as regards to the use of religious language. However, following the findings of this study, the researcher recommended that Nigerian religious leaders should mailto:nwokochabenjamin@gmail.com mailto:bc.nwokocha@unizik.edu.ng Religious Language and the Challenges of Insecurity in Nigeria - Nwokocha 62 be mindful on their usage of religious language so as not to instigate violence.
    keywords: challenges; communication; country; english; groups; insecurity; language; nigeria; people; religion; use
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        item: #5 of 34
          id: ajill-2380
      author: AmadI, Eberechi Chinenye
       title: Language and Framing of Insecurity on Social Media: A Content Analysis of Posts
        date: 2023
       words: 4432
      flesch: 50
     summary: In this case, qualitative content analysis involves explaining the issue, describing, analysing and interpreting data on security frame, and also to understand the relational messages from social media post. These words synced with tense tone style to capture and identify violence frame.
    keywords: analysis; facebook; frame; framing; insecurity; journal; language; media; nigeria; people; violence
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        item: #6 of 34
          id: ajill-2381
      author: Akpulu, Esther Ogochukwu
       title: Language, Culture and Human Rights Abuse in Igbo Land
        date: 2023
       words: 6388
      flesch: 61
     summary: Human rights are also defined as the rights people are entitled to simply because they are human beings, irrespective of their citizenship, nationality, race, ethnicity, language, sex, sexuality, or abilities: human rights become enforceable when they are codified as convetions, covenants, or treaties, or as they become recognized as customary international laws, (gbgm- umc.org/umw/education/glossary.html). After the creation of UN which was in 1945, the member states under the umbrella of the Universal Declaration of Human rights came together to create the list of human rights.
    keywords: abuse; culture; human; igbo; land; language; people; practices; rights; society
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        item: #7 of 34
          id: ajill-2382
      author: Eme, Cecilia A; Uwaezuoke, Iwuchukwu C.
       title: Language and Mind Decolonization: A Sure Way to Africa’s Language Development
        date: 2023
       words: 6416
      flesch: 58
     summary: The assumptions that African languages are inferior to other languages like English, and that Language and Mind Decolonization – Eme & Uwaezuoke 138 African languages are incomplete and, therefore, cannot be used to express the artistes’ intentions have been dismissed as erroneous by many lovers of African languages (see Eme, 2015; Ugochukwu, 2021). [And] literature depends on language”, yet African languages have not been much engaged by African authors in their literary engagements.
    keywords: african; colonization; colonized; development; edition; eme; journal; language; linguistics; mind; nigeria; people
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        item: #8 of 34
          id: ajill-2383
      author: Egwu, Wisdom C.; Omezue-Nnali, Eberechukwu E.
       title: Challenges of Implementation of Anti-Terrorism Legislation in Nigeria
        date: 2023
       words: 4489
      flesch: 44
     summary: Worthy to observe is the extra judicial killing of Mohammed Yusuf by Nigeria Police in 2009 triggered the Guerrilla 15 See Section 33, Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999. 17 Article 6(1), International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights Challenges of Implementation of Anti-Terrorism Legislation in Nigeria - Egwu & Nnali 154 war between Nigeria government and the terrorist.
    keywords: act; challenges; implementation; international; legislation; ltd; national; nigeria; prevention; security; terrorism
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        item: #9 of 34
          id: ajill-2384
      author: Omezue-Nnali, Eberechukwu E.; Egwu, Wisdom C.; Ifeanyi-Aruogu, Chinyere
       title: A Review of Human Rights Violation in African Cultural Practices
        date: 2023
       words: 5498
      flesch: 51
     summary: Thus, traditional cultural practices deal with the value and beliefs that are held by members of a community for periods often spanning generations (FactSheet, 2021). This early marriage otherwise referred to as child marriage is a violation of the human rights of the girl child, who cannot make an informed decision at that tender age.
    keywords: child; children; culture; girl; human; labour; marriage; people; practices; rights; violation
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        item: #10 of 34
          id: ajill-2385
      author: Ofor, Ifeanyi E.; Obiamalu, Greg O.
       title: Uncensored Language of Social Media News, Videos and Pictures as a Source of Insecurity in Nigeria: the Anambra State Example
        date: 2023
       words: 4891
      flesch: 51
     summary: Social media videos, pictures, and news reportage can be censored through creating awareness, integrating the use of social media in the curriculum for our youths, government promulgation of rules to litigate offenders, redirecting our youths and empowering them financially among others. These groups introduced the language of violence as a resort to achieving their aims through social media videos, voice notes and pictures.
    keywords: acts; anambra; communication; information; language; media; news; pictures; public; state; use; utterances
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        item: #11 of 34
          id: ajill-2386
      author: Uba, Ebele Deborah; Okoli, Sunday Ifeanyi
       title: Proverb Use in Insecurity and Conflict Resolution in Igbo
        date: 2023
       words: 4563
      flesch: 62
     summary: Conclusively, it could be said that Igbo proverbs play a vital role in security alert and conflict resolution. In insecurity, Igbo proverbs do perlocutionary acts of behavioural change of the listeners, either positively or negatively.
    keywords: act; acts; assertives; conflict; igbo; insecurity; proverb; resolution; use
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        item: #12 of 34
          id: ajill-2387
      author: Edem, Samuel
       title: A Functional Linguistic Perspective of Language and Insecurity in Governor Ortom’s Speech on the Killings at Abagana IDP Camp
        date: 2023
       words: 6647
      flesch: 55
     summary: With this, the relationship between language and its function cannot be severed since functional linguistics sees language and its elements as essential factors in understanding linguistic processes and organization. Mr President said the other day that security people should shoot anyone with AK47, and up till today, we have not heard where the security shot them.
    keywords: benue; discourse; governor; insecurity; language; people; speech; state; structure; text
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        item: #13 of 34
          id: ajill-2388
      author: Uwaezuoke, Aghaegbuna Haroldson; Ojiako, Chinwe Doris
       title: The Violence in a Multi-Cultural Nigeria: Root Causes, Implications and Way Forward
        date: 2023
       words: 8376
      flesch: 54
     summary: It first identified many facets to violence in Nigeria: domestic, ethnic, political, economic, religious and cultism; but maintained that ethnic violence is more prevalent. Likewise, other ethnic groups in the country; such as Hausa, Yoruba, Efik, Ibibio, Ijaw, Nupe, Gwari, and so on, have some minor differences.
    keywords: awka; conflict; country; ethnicity; government; group; igbo; insecurity; journal; justice; languages; linguistics; nigeria; north; people; state; theory; uwaezuoke; violence
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        item: #14 of 34
          id: ajill-2389
      author: Ik-Iloanusi, Adaobi Ifeoma; Chiemezie, Onyinye Anulika
       title: Conversational Analysis of Scam Calls in Nigeria
        date: 2023
       words: 8426
      flesch: 60
     summary: Existing literature attest that scam call is a phenomenon prevalent in Nigeria, which harasses the financial security, and resources of the people. The study mailto:ai.ik-iloanusi@unizik.edu.ng mailto:oa.chiemezie@unizik.edu.ng Conversational Analysis of Scam Calls in Nigeria – Iloanusi & Chimezie 270 recommends that the linguistic cues harnessed scam calls and other insecurity manifestations be provided in the content of media jingles for awareness against scam calls and insecurity to reduce the rate of vulnerability of the Nigerian citizens.
    keywords: account; analysis; caller; calls; conversation; information; journal; line; money; nigeria; people; receiver; scam; scammers; security; use
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        item: #15 of 34
          id: ajill-2390
      author: Okafor, Monica Nnenne; Nwode, Goodluck Chigbo
       title: Language Misuse by Media, Individuals and Groups as the Remote Cause of Insecurity in West Africa
        date: 2023
       words: 9593
      flesch: 52
     summary: The study concludes that language misuse is the remote cause of the consistent and alarming insecurity confronting West Africa; particularly Nigeria Majorly, the study charges the government to put in place strong legislations that could efficiently check against the misuse of language to cause mailto:monicaokafor36@yahoo.com mailto:nwodegoodluck@gmail.com Awka Journal of Linguistics and Languages, Special Edition 2, 2022 299 and ignite insecurity. Keywords: Language misuse, Media, Individuals, Groups, Remote Cause, Insecurity Introduction Globally, the misuse of language by media, individuals and groups causes a lot of issues of interpersonal and intergroup relations.
    keywords: africa; cause; conflict; groups; insecurity; journal; language; language misuse; linguistics; media; misuse; news; nigeria; society; study; violence; west
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        item: #16 of 34
          id: ajill-2391
      author: Ojiako, Chinwe Doris
       title: Tackling Terrorism Using Love Language: Insights From Juvenile Correctional Units in Awka, Nigeria
        date: 2023
       words: 6722
      flesch: 53
     summary: The average mean is 2.91 showing that there are negative consequences emanating from the denial of love languages Tackling Terrorism Using Love Language - Ojiako 352 The mean scores on Table 4 shows that introducing love language can help ameliorate grave conditions. This paper therefore investigates the effectiveness of love language as a catalyst to stopping terrorism tendencies in Nigeria.
    keywords: chapman; hate; journal; language; love; love language; nigeria; people; speech; terrorism; time; touch; violence; words
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        item: #17 of 34
          id: ajill-2392
      author: Ofoha, Ugonna N.
       title: The Practice and Significance of “Female Father” among the Igbo Traditional Society of Nigeria: The Ngwa Community in View
        date: 2023
       words: 5580
      flesch: 61
     summary: 361 The Practice and Significance of “Female Father” among the Igbo Traditional Society of Nigeria: The Ngwa Community in View Ugonna N. Ofoha Abia State University Uturu chinyereugonna@gmail.com ugonna.ofoha@abiastateuniversity.edu.ng Abstract The culture of patriarchy and ‘male child' dominance underpins a number of parents’ gender preferences for male children. Keywords – culture, patriarchy, inheritance, male child, female child mailto:chinyereugonna@gmail.com mailto:ugonna.ofoha@abiastateuniversity.edu.ng The Practice and Significance of “Female Father” among the Igbo Traditional Society of Nigeria - Ofoha 362 Introduction Individuals, groups, societies or even organizations are recognized by their cultural practices.
    keywords: children; family; father; female; husband; igbo; marriage; ngwa; wife; woman
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        item: #18 of 34
          id: ajill-2393
      author: Mbah, Charity O.; Uchechukwu, Chinedu
       title: Fictive Motion in Igbo: A Cognitive Linguistic Approach
        date: 2023
       words: 5459
      flesch: 58
     summary: Additionally, it establishes that Igbo fictive motion can as well occur in serial verb constructions and the constructions are evident in coextension path. Motion verbs are predominantly used in expressing Igbo fictive motion.
    keywords: entity; igbo; language; linguistics; motion; mountain; object; paths; talmy; verbs
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        item: #19 of 34
          id: ajill-2394
      author: Ansa, Enobong Archibong; Anurudu, Stephen
       title: Speech Therapy and Its Significance to Dyslexics: A Study of Hopespring Foundations, Port Harcourt
        date: 2023
       words: 4362
      flesch: 50
     summary: Neuroplasticity and functional recovery after intensive language therapy in chronic aphasia, which factors are relevant? This study on speech therapy in dyslexics assessed the significance of therapy administration in speech recovery.
    keywords: brain; dyslexia; dyslexics; language; neuroplasticity; recovery; speech; study; therapy; years
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        item: #20 of 34
          id: ajill-2395
      author: Okoye, Chinenye Loyce; Chika, Ezeudo; Oyewole, Makinde Peter
       title: Conceptualization of Animal Names in the Learning of Foreign Language by the Advanced Igbo and Yoruba
        date: 2023
       words: 6982
      flesch: 55
     summary: Having done this, it establishes the semantic connotations of some selected animal names, animal names in metaphoric expressions, animal names in personal/given names, animal names in traditional folklores/tales, symbolic animal names and animal names in gender- biased expressions in Igbo and Yorùbá Vis a Vis Chinese (FL). The present study is set out to compare the conceptualization of animal names in the learning of Chinese as a Foreign Language (FL) by advanced Igbo and Yoruba speaking learners.
    keywords: animal; animal names; chinese; conceptualization; culture; dog; igbo; journal; languages; learning; meaning; metaphor; monkey; person; proverbs; study; yoruba; yoruba chinese
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        item: #21 of 34
          id: ajill-2396
      author: Okoye, Adaobi Ngozi
       title: The Semantics of the Igbo Verbs of Opening
        date: 2023
       words: 3836
      flesch: 61
     summary: 3. Verbs of Opening in Igbo Some of the Igbo verbs used in describing opening events are mèghéé, kwùghéé, kpo ̩̩̀ghée, kpàghéé, gbàghéé, sàghéé. The present study examines the Igbo verbs that carve up the semantic domain of opening events.
    keywords: entities; events; igbo; languages; opening; opening events; separation; study; verbs
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        item: #22 of 34
          id: ajill-2397
      author: Anajemba, Ebele N.,; Mbagwu, Davidson Ugochukwu
       title: Enclitics in Igbo and Chinese: A Comparative Analysis
        date: 2023
       words: 4649
      flesch: 69
     summary: Igbo speakers are deeply involved in this move as many have embraced the learning of Chinese language, greater percentage of who are youths because of the opportunities that abound from it. 3. Data Presentation and Analysis 3.1 Enclitics in Phonology Igbo and Chinese languages are both tonal.
    keywords: 3sg; anajemba; chinese; enclitics; hosts; igbo; journal; languages; linguistics; sentences
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        item: #23 of 34
          id: ajill-2398
      author: Egenti, Martha C.; Uche, Joy Ekpereamaka
       title: Documentation of Flora Terms in Achi Variety of Igbo
        date: 2023
       words: 5719
      flesch: 70
     summary: It is sad to note however, that no attempt has been made to document the flora terms of Achi Igbo. It is in view of this objective that this study seeks to preserve an aspect of the Igbo material culture- flora terms in Achi Igbo.
    keywords: achi; achi variety; awka; documentation; flora; fruit; igbo; journal; languages; leaves; linguistics; plants; seed; soup; study; terms; variety
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        item: #24 of 34
          id: ajill-2399
      author: Asadu, Victor C.; Asadu, Emmanuela U.
       title: A Study of the Application of Comparative Theory in the Igbo Translation of Motherless Baby
        date: 2023
       words: 4778
      flesch: 62
     summary: Meanwhile, our scope of study in this work is literary translation with special reference to linguistic translation as proposed by Vinay and Darbelnet. Ajunwa posits that carbon copying (calque) could simply be referred to as loan or compound word translation (49).
    keywords: baby; culture; extract; igbo; language; motherless; nne; nwa; study; text; translation
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        item: #25 of 34
          id: ajill-2400
      author: Okoli, Chukwunonyelum Esther; Obinna, Nancy Ngozi
       title: A Comparative Analysis of Perfective Aspect in Nanka and Ehugbo Igbo
        date: 2023
       words: 4685
      flesch: 72
     summary: Table 1: Perfective markers The two selected dialects Perfective markers Nanka speech community ‘-na/-ne’ Ehugbo speech community ‘-wo’ The above table shows that Nanka speech community uses the suffixes ‘-na/ne’ to mark perfective aspect while Ehugbo makes use of the suffix ‘-wo’. Abstract This research focuses on a comparative study of perfective aspect in Nanka and Ehugbo varieties of the Igbo language.
    keywords: aspect; det; igbo; language; man; ovs; perf; perfective; pref
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        item: #26 of 34
          id: ajill-2401
      author: Obinwogu, Chinwe C.; Obobolo, Vincent
       title: A Critical Linguistic Analysis of Court Judgements on Dr. Orji Uzo Kalu’s Prosecution
        date: 2023
       words: 7114
      flesch: 49
     summary: Sample 1 above, Judgement text from Federal High Court (FHC) clearly states something which has already been done and existed Awka Journal of Linguistics and Languages, Special Edition 1, 2022 193 for the purpose of providing information; hence this would come under the category of verbal process. Sample 2 shows that there are various instances of verbal process in the federal judgement text where the thirty-nine (39) count charges were stated.
    keywords: analysis; court; court judgement; judgement; kalu; language; linguistics; orji; process; sample; uzo
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        item: #27 of 34
          id: ajill-2402
      author: Umeodinka, Aloysius Udosinachi
       title: A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Nwa and Ụmụ in Igbo
        date: 2023
       words: 6695
      flesch: 64
     summary: In these areas, Igbo language performs some specific functions. In the words of Ohiri-Aniche (2013: 17): Igbo language is spoken homogenously in five south- eastern states of the country, namely, Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo.
    keywords: analysis; child; context; igbo; language; linguistics; meaning; nwa; study; usage; use; words; ụmụ
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        item: #28 of 34
          id: ajill-2403
      author: Nwaduwa, Bridget P.; Badom, Evelyn S.
       title: Language Endangerment: The Echie Experience
        date: 2023
       words: 4880
      flesch: 58
     summary: 2. Examine the domains where Echie language is commonly used. Furthermore, item 9 in the table illustrates that 73 (42%) express negative attitude when someone speak Echie language in their offices.
    keywords: children; echie; endangerment; english; language; nigerian; pidgin
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        item: #29 of 34
          id: ajill-2404
      author: Nwankwere, A. U. N.; Korie, I. J.
       title: Examining the Motivations and Needs of Nigerian HSK Chinese Learners at Confucius Institute, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Nigeria
        date: 2023
       words: 5683
      flesch: 54
     summary: Nevertheless, with the need being identified but motivation lacking, language learners could easily give up on their language learning goals. Examining Chinese Learners at Confucius– Nwankwere & Korie 268 Total 15 99.8% 14 91.3% 13 86.5% Table 1 above is in response to the research question 1; the (foremost) motivation of Nigerian Chinese learners who enroll for the HSK course.
    keywords: chinese; hsk; language; learners; learning; motivation; needs; nigerian; skill
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        item: #30 of 34
          id: ajill-2405
      author: Okafor, Miracle Uzochukwu
       title: Strategies of Enhancing the Teaching Image and Quality of Local Chinese Language Teachers in Nigeria
        date: 2023
       words: 7221
      flesch: 50
     summary: Understanding Chinese language teachers’ beliefs about themselves and their students in an English context. As far as Chinese language students are concerned, Chinese is an important tool for them to broaden their knowledge and improve their quality, and a necessary weapon in the battle of job hunting.
    keywords: chinese; image; journal; knowledge; language; language teachers; learning; motivation; nigeria; quality; research; students; teachers; teaching
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        item: #31 of 34
          id: ajill-2406
      author: Ezenwafor-Afuecheta, Chikelu I.
       title: Plural-Marking Strategies in Etulo
        date: 2023
       words: 3310
      flesch: 57
     summary: This paper gives a description of the strategies adopted in marking number number distinctions in Etulo. Keywords: Etulo, plurality, number agreement, pronominal number mailto:ci.ezenwafor@unizik.edu.ng1 mailto:inyaniadams87@gmail.com2 Plural-Marking Strategies in Etulo – Ezenwafor-Afuecheta & Adams 308 1.
    keywords: etulo; languages; marking; nouns; number; plural; plurality; singular
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        item: #32 of 34
          id: ajill-2407
      author: Eme, Cecilia A; Uwaezuoke, Iwuchukwu Chinenye
       title: A Phono-semantic Account of the Igbo ‘take’ Verbs wè and chị
        date: 2023
       words: 4822
      flesch: 69
     summary: mailto:ca.eme@unizik.edu.ng1 mailto:iwuchukwuchinenye@yahoo.com Awka Journal of Linguistics and Languages, Special Edition 1, 2022 323 Keywords: Igbo verb, phono-semantic account, plurality, countability, verb-centred 1. In fact, many scholars have shown interest in the study of Igbo verbs, as the verb is central and prolific in the Igbo language.
    keywords: account; chị; cloth; igbo; language; plurality; pref; tone; verb; wè
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        item: #33 of 34
          id: ajill-2408
      author: Okeke, Juliana Mgbechikwere
       title: Outside Matter in Igbo Dictionaries
        date: 2023
       words: 7164
      flesch: 56
     summary: The importance of the outside matter has been grossly overlooked by most writers and users of Igbo dictionaries. Some writers, especially of Igbo dictionaries do not provide adequate information needed in the outside matter of their dictionaries.
    keywords: contents; data; dictionaries; dictionary; edition; english; guide; igbo; information; language; matter; preface; user
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        item: #34 of 34
          id: ajill-2409
      author: Unwana, Idongesit Archibong; Ejeba, Salem Ochala
       title: A Linguistic Ethnography of Ibibio Proverbs and Euphemisms
        date: 2023
       words: 6673
      flesch: 54
     summary: The findings show that Ibibio proverbs and euphemisms have a direct link to the people. Key Words: Ibibio proverbs, euphemisms, linguistic ethnography 1.0 Introduction A language is a veritable tool through which ideas, thoughts, emotions, opinions, messages and information are passed from one person to another or between groups of people to ensure inter-personal relationships.
    keywords: analysis; context; ethnography; euphemisms; expressions; ibibio; ibibio proverbs; interpretation; language; life; linguistic; names; people; proverbs; semantics; work
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