Language Contact, Translation and the Challenges of Internet Technology
Translation leads to language contact, which is a social and linguistic phenomenon by which speakers of different languages (or different […]
September 2025
September 2025
Contextualizing Plato’s Critique of Athenian Democracyvis-à-vis the Nigerian Democratic Experience
Plato’s critique of democracy has been widely interpreted as a rejection of democratic principles. However, a closer examination of Plato
September 2025
Nonverbal Regulators as Gender Signals in Hausa
This study examined nonverbal regulators as gender signals in Hausa culture. It was guided by the understanding that conversation is
September 2025
Assessing the Role of Mobile Applications in Enhancing Project Efficiency and Time Management among NGO Field Workers
Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) often rely on field workers to manage and execute projects in complex environments where time efficiency and
September 2025
On the Necessity of Normative Ethics: Deontologism in Perspective
The moral values of a society are greatly influenced by the moral rules that guides such society. Hence, what is
September 2025
John Stuart Mill’s Concept of Gender Equality: An African Philosophy Perspective
This paper explored an Afro-philosophical response to John Stuart Mill’s concept of gender equality as an avenue for integral African
September 2025
African Epistemology as a Critique of Western Epistemology
Many African epistemologists consider themselves as either Universalist or Relativist about theories of knowledge. Despite the instinctive appeal of the
September 2025
The Need for Renewal of Work Ethics as the Basis for National Development in Nigeria
Human beings, acting either individually or collectively, cannot but be faced, one way or another, with issues that are suffused
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The Issue of ‘Standard’ in Nigerian English:A Dual Linguistic Dilemma for Nigerian Second Language (L2) Users
The classification of Nigerian English into ‘standard’ and ‘non-standard’ varieties based on the level or quality of education of its