1. CODE SWITCHING IN NORTHERN NIGERIA: A STUDY OF KANYWOOD FILM INDUSTRY
Background Of The Study
According to Yusuf (2014:2), Kanywood is the name for the Hausa film industry based in Kano. Due to the cosmopolitan nature of Kano and the fact that most of the production is placed there, in 1999 a journalist working with a Hausa newspaper call...
2. AN ASSESSMENT OF THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF 5KVA INVERTER
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
The unreliability of the nation's electrical power supply is a well-established truth in today's society. There is now a substantial disruption in the provision of electrical power over the whole planet. As a consequence of the dis...
3. THE EFFECT OF FULANI HERDSMEN CRISIS ON FOOD SECURITY IN NIGERIA
Background to the Study
Food insecurity and armed conflict are two major problems that have aroused the attention of international institutions, political analysts, and governments in the country. Over several decades, resources have been mobilized to reduc...
4. THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF FM RADIO TRANSMITTER
ABSTRACT
An FM transmitter is an electronic device which, with the aid of an antenna, produces radio waves. The transmitter itself generates a radio frequency alternating current, which is applied to the antenna. When excited by this alternating current, th...
5. THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF 1.5 KVA INVERTER
ABSTRACT
This project review the conformability of uninterrupted power supply through the use of inverter. An inverter is a system that converts a direct current to an alternating current. However, inverter is of different categories base on power rating such as...
6. EXPLORING CROSS-LAMINATED TIMBER USE FOR TEMPORARY MILITARY STRUCTURES: BALLISTIC CONSIDERATIONS
ABSTRACT.
The design and construction of temporary military structures, built to house personnel in theater, have changed little since World War II. While lightweight, rapidly deployable, and quick to erect, these gage metal or wood frame structures provide minimal ballistic and blast p...
7. COMBINATORIAL PROPERTIES OF THE ALTERNATING & DIHEDRAL GROUPS AND HOMOMORPHIC IMAGES OF FIBONACCI GROUPS
Abstract
Let Xn = { } 1,2,…,n be a finite n -element set and let Sn An and Dn , be the Symmetric, Alternating and Dihedral groups of Xn , respectively. In this thesis we obtained and discussed formulae for the number of even and odd permutations (of an n − element set) havi...
8. The Effect of Shift Work on the Mental Health of Psychiatric Nurses: A Case Study of Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Abeokuta, Ogun State
Background of the Study
Shift work is a common practice in healthcare settings, ensuring continuous patient care. However, irregular working hours, night shifts, and extended duty periods can have adverse effects on the mental health...
9. An Examination of the Effect of Family Therapy on Patients with Bipolar Disorder: A Case Study of Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Sokoto State
Background of the Study
Bipolar disorder is a chronic mental health condition characterized by extreme mood swings, including episodes of mania and depression. Effective management of this condition often requires a multifaceted approach, including medication, psychoeducation, and psych...
10. A Study on the Role of Psychiatric Nurses in Preventing Relapse Among Bipolar Disorder Patients in Adamawa State
Background of the Study
Bipolar disorder is a chronic mental health condition characterized by alternating episodes of mania and depression, significantly impacting an individual's quality of life (World Health Organization, 2024). One of the biggest challenges in managing bipolar d...
11. Optimization of Machine Learning Models for Studying the Genetic Basis of Bipolar Disorder: A Case Study of Taraba State University, Jalingo, Taraba State
Background of the Study :
Bipolar disorder is a complex psychiatric condition with a significant genetic component, yet its underlying genetic basis remains only partially understood. Advances in machine learning have provided new opportunities to analyze high-dimensional...
12. An evaluation of the role of code-switching in informal communication among traders in Onitsha South Local Government Area, Anambra State
Background of the Study
Code-switching—the practice of alternating between two or more languages or dialects within a conversation—is a common linguistic phenomenon among traders in Onitsha South. In this bustling commercial hub, traders often...
13. An evaluation of code-switching among Yoruba-English bilinguals in Lagos
Background of the study
Code-switching, the practice of alternating between two or more languages within a conversation, is a widespread linguistic phenomenon among Yoruba-English bilinguals in Lagos. This dynamic practice reflects not only the sociocultural diversity of...
14. The impact of code-switching on phonetic output among bilingual Hausa speakers in Kaduna
Background of the study
Code-switching, the practice of alternating between languages within a conversation, is common among bilingual Hausa speakers in Kaduna. This linguistic behavior not only reflects social identity but also impacts phonetic output. In bilingual conte...
15. The impact of bilingualism on phonological rules among Yoruba-English speakers in Lagos
Background of the study
Bilingualism, the ability to speak two languages, profoundly affects phonological systems. In Lagos, many speakers alternate between Yoruba and English, leading to a dynamic interplay of phonological rules. This study examines how bilingualism infl...
16. The effect of Pidgin English on formal education in Warri South Local Government Area, Delta State
Background of the Study
Pidgin English has emerged as a widely spoken lingua franca in Warri South Local Government Area, influencing various domains, including formal education. This study investigates how Pidgin English, with its dynamic and flexible linguistic features,...
17. The effect of bilingualism on morphological processes in Hausa language in Kaduna
Background of the study
Bilingualism, prevalent in Kaduna, profoundly affects the morphological processes of the Hausa language. In a bilingual context where Hausa coexists with dominant languages like English and Arabic, speakers often negotiate dual linguistic systems....
18. An examination of affixation in code-switched speech among Hausa and English speakers in Kaduna
Background of the study
Code-switching is a common linguistic phenomenon in multilingual settings, and its impact on morphological processes is of considerable interest. This study examines affixation in code-switched speech among Hausa and English speakers in Kaduna. Spe...
19. An investigation of code-switching effects on discourse coherence in Hausa community meetings
Background of the Study
Code-switching, the practice of alternating between languages in conversation, has become a significant feature in multilingual communities, particularly within Hausa community meetings. In these settings, participants often alternate between Hausa...
20. An evaluation of discourse structure in bilingual Yoruba–English conversations in Lagos
Background of the Study
Bilingual conversations, particularly between Yoruba and English, are a defining characteristic of urban linguistic practices in Lagos. These interactions provide a unique lens through which to examine the interplay between indigenous and global la...
21. An appraisal of discourse processing in bilingual Nigerian English and Pidgin communications
Background of the Study
Bilingual communication in Nigeria, particularly involving Nigerian English and Pidgin, offers a unique lens through which to examine discourse processing. In everyday interactions, speakers fluidly navigate between Nigerian English and Pidgin, emp...
22. An evaluation of semantic ambiguity in bilingual Igbo-English interactions in Enugu
Background of the Study
Bilingual interactions have become increasingly common in regions where multiple languages coexist, such as Enugu, where both Igbo and English are extensively used. Semantic ambiguity in bilingual contexts can arise when words, phrases, or expressi...
23. An examination of semantic convergence in bilingual Hausa-English communities in Kaduna
Background of the Study
In Kaduna, bilingual communities proficient in both Hausa and English exhibit a phenomenon known as semantic convergence, where elements from both languages merge to create a unified system of meaning. This convergence is driven by social interacti...
24. An evaluation of turn-taking strategies in Hausa language conversations among market vendors in Kano
Background of the Study
Turn-taking is a crucial element of conversational dynamics, enabling smooth exchanges and effective communication. In the vibrant markets of Kano, Hausa language conversations among market vendors exhibit well-established turn-taking strategies th...
25. The impact of code-switching on pragmatic meanings in Nigerian English among urban youth
Background of the Study
Urban youth in Nigeria frequently engage in code-switching—the practice of alternating between two or more languages within a conversation—which is a hallmark of Nigerian English in metropolitan areas. This phenomenon allows speakers to...
26. An appraisal of the pragmatic functions of code-switching in Nigerian English among urban professionals
Background of the Study
Urban professionals in Nigeria often engage in code-switching between Nigerian English and other languages during formal and informal communications. This linguistic practice enables them to negotiate social identity, enhance message delivery, and...
27. The effect of code-switching on second language acquisition among Igbo learners in Enugu
Background of the Study
Code-switching is a dynamic linguistic practice observed in multilingual classrooms where learners alternate between their native language and a second language. In Enugu, Igbo learners often engage in code-switching, which reflects both cultural i...
28. An appraisal of code-switching frequency and its impact on bilingual proficiency in Igbo communities
Background of the Study
Code-switching, the practice of alternating between languages in conversation, is a common phenomenon in Igbo communities where bilingual proficiency is highly valued. Frequent code-switching has been observed as both a natural communicative tool a...
29. An appraisal of code-switching as a pedagogical tool in Nigerian bilingual classrooms
Background of the Study
Code-switching, the practice of alternating between two or more languages within a conversation, has emerged as a dynamic pedagogical tool in Nigerian bilingual classrooms. In these settings, teachers and students often switch between indigenous la...
30. An appraisal of code-switching as a pedagogical tool in Nigerian bilingual classrooms
Background of the Study
Code-switching, the practice of alternating between two or more languages within a conversation, has emerged as a dynamic pedagogical tool in Nigerian bilingual classrooms. In these settings, teachers and students often switch between indigenous la...
31. An investigation of the effects of parental code-switching on bilingual language development among Tiv children
Background of the Study
Parental code-switching—the alternating use of two languages within a single conversation—has emerged as an influential factor in bilingual language development. In Tiv households, where both the Tiv language and a second language (ofte...
32. An appraisal of code-switching as an indicator of bilingual proficiency in Nigerian classrooms
Background of the Study
Code-switching, the practice of alternating between languages during communication, is a prevalent phenomenon in Nigerian classrooms where bilingual education is practiced. This linguistic behavior can serve as an indicator of bilingual proficiency...
33. An investigation of bilingual language usage patterns in Nigerian urban and rural settings
Background of the Study
Bilingual language usage patterns differ markedly between urban and rural settings in Nigeria due to varying socio-cultural and educational contexts. In urban areas, exposure to global media, formal education, and multicultural interactions promote...
34. An appraisal of code-switching as an indicator of bilingual proficiency in Nigerian classrooms
Background of the Study
Code-switching—the practice of alternating between languages during communication—is a common phenomenon in Nigerian classrooms. It serves multiple functions, including clarifying meaning, managing classroom discourse, and facilitating...
35. An investigation of code-switching effects on syntax among Igbo-English bilinguals in Abuja
Background of the study
Code-switching, the practice of alternating between two or more languages in conversation, has become a salient feature in bilingual communities. In Abuja, Igbo-English bilinguals frequently engage in code-switching, which impacts the syntactic stru...
36. An assessment of syntactic patterns in bilingual Hausa-English speakers in Kaduna
Background of the study
Bilingualism significantly influences syntactic structures, particularly in regions where two languages intersect regularly. In Kaduna, the coexistence of Hausa and English has given rise to unique syntactic patterns among bilingual speakers. This s...
37. An appraisal of the influence of code-switching on sentence construction in Nigerian English among urban youth
Background of the study
Urban youth in Nigeria increasingly engage in code-switching between Nigerian English and indigenous languages, resulting in novel syntactic constructions. This study appraises how code-switching influences sentence construction, focusing on structu...
38. An investigation of algorithmic approaches to dialect identification in Igbo language in Onitsha
Background of the Study
Dialect identification is a critical aspect of language processing, especially in languages with significant regional variations like Igbo. In Onitsha, the Igbo language exhibits distinct dialectal features influenced by historical...
39. An evaluation of sentiment analysis frameworks in Nigerian indigenous language social media
Background of the Study
Sentiment analysis frameworks have become integral in deciphering public opinions on social media, particularly for Nigerian indigenous languages that are rich in cultural nuance. These frameworks use natural language processing tec...
40. An appraisal of algorithmic language identification in bilingual Yoruba–English datasets
Background of the Study
Algorithmic language identification has become a critical component of natural language processing, particularly for bilingual datasets where multiple languages coexist. In Nigerian contexts, bilingual Yoruba–English texts are...
41. An investigation of computational methods for automatic dialect classification in Nigerian Pidgin
Background of the Study
Dialect classification in Nigerian Pidgin presents unique challenges due to its widespread use and rapid evolution across diverse regions. Computational methods, particularly those employing machine learning and pattern recognition,...
42. An investigation of the semantic implications of code-switching in Yoruba-English discourse in Lagos
Background of the study
Code-switching—the practice of alternating between two languages within a single conversation—is a common phenomenon in multilingual societies. In Lagos, speakers frequently switch between Yoruba and English, a practice that has signific...
43. An investigation of text normalization techniques for Nigerian Pidgin in online forums
Background of the Study
Text normalization is a critical preprocessing step in natural language processing that converts non-standard text into a standardized form. Nigerian Pidgin, widely used in online forums, exhibits significant variability in spellin...
44. An examination of language modeling for code-switched Nigerian English and Pidgin corpora
Background of the Study
Language modeling is a fundamental aspect of natural language processing, designed to predict word sequences and capture linguistic patterns. In Nigeria, language use is often characterized by code-switching between Nigerian Englis...
45. An Examination of the Evolution of Code-Switching Practices in Nigerian English Over Time
Background of the Study
Nigerian English, a dynamic variety of English shaped by local languages and cultures, exhibits distinctive code-switching practices. Code-switching—the alternation between languages or dialects within a conversation—ha...
46. An examination of language processing speed among Yoruba–English bilinguals in Lagos
Background of the Study
Language processing speed is a key indicator of cognitive efficiency and linguistic proficiency, particularly among bilingual populations. In Lagos, Yoruba–English bilinguals navigate two distinct linguistic systems that require rapid switching and efficien...
47. The effect of language switching on executive function in bilingual Tiv speakers in Benue State
Background of the Study
Language switching, a common phenomenon among bilingual individuals, has been linked to enhanced executive functions such as cognitive flexibility, inhibition, and task switching. In Benue State, many Tiv speakers navigate between Tiv and a second language in dai...
48. An examination of the role of attention in language processing among Hausa bilinguals in Kano
Background of the Study
Attention is a core cognitive function that underpins efficient language processing, particularly among bilingual individuals. In Kano, many Hausa bilinguals navigate between Hausa and a second language—often English—necessitating robust attentional c...
49. An assessment of neural correlates of code-switching in bilingual Yoruba–English speakers
Background of the Study
Code-switching, the practice of alternating between languages during communication, is a hallmark of bilingual language use. Among Yoruba–English speakers, code-switching is not only a linguistic phenomenon but also a cognitive process that reflects underly...
50. An examination of code-switching effects on neural efficiency in bilingual Yoruba–English individuals
Background of the Study
Code-switching, the alternation between two languages within a conversation, is a common phenomenon among bilinguals. In Yoruba–English bilinguals, code-switching may impose additional cognitive demands that affect neural efficiency. Recent neuroimaging res...
