Linguistics

Dyslexia and Its Consequences on Nigerian Students

Literacy is the crux of schooling. The primary motive of any average student is to acquire a competent reading and writing ability or skill. But unfortunately, many students found themselves to be struggling with what others found to be so easy and simple: they struggle with reading the alphabet, knowing it and being able to write it when the need arises. Thus, they see themselves as primitive fellows in a world of growing literacy. Despite normal intelligence, many students assume themselves to be nothing but people with empty brain, unfit for the clarion call for literacy. They feel inferior, incompetent and unprivileged literary lovers. They develop low self esteem and if care is not taken, they get drowned into the slough of despond.

Igbo Jurisprudence and Culture

A Sociolinguistic Study of Jega's Speeches in the 2015 Nigeria's General Elections

The work centres on an analysis of Jega's speeches during the 2015 Nigeria's elections.

Review