1. TEACHERS PERCEPTION OF THE INFLUENCE OF PIDGIN ENGLISH ON SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN AROCHUKWU LGA ABIA STATE
Background Of The Study
Language in multilingual societies such as Nigeria has always been a source of concern for educators, educational planners, and parents, particularly with respect to the proper use of language in communication. This has been the...
2. THE EFFECT OF HOME "VIDEO" ON STUDENTS ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE
ABSTRACT
Home video programme acts as a means of transmitting information and materials from a diversity of national and international sources.
The student’s personality can either be shaped positively or negatively by the home “vi...
3. THE USE OF CODE SWITCHING AND CODE MIXING IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY: HIP POP MUSIC)
ABSTRACT
While Nigerian scholars have examined code-switching in conversation and in literary language (Akere, 1980; Amuda, 1986, 1994; Goke-Pariola, 1983; O'Mole, 1987; Lamidi, 2004; Ayeomoni, 2006) this study presents a critical examination of code-switching in co...
4. AN ANALYSIS OF SUBSTANCE USE RELATED LYRICS IN TWITTER SPACE
Abstract
Drug epidemics have been a major problem in the United States for decades. As of August 2022, recreational marijuana can be legally purchased in 19 states in the U.S and medical marijuana is legal in 37 states [1]. The forward legalization of marijuana in states is a factor of...
5. Artificial Intelligence-Driven Music Composition for Northern Nigerian Culture: A Case Study of Music Studios in Kaduna State
1.1 Background of the Study
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized several creative industries, with music composition being one of the most notable examples. AI can now assist in generating melodies, harmonies, rhythms, and lyrics, making it an invaluable tool...
6. FIVE (5) PIONEERS OF YORUBA GOSPEL MUSIC: A BIOGRAPHICAL STORY. INVESTIGATE THE LIVES AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE KEY FIGURES WHO PLAYED SIGNIFICANT ROLES IN DEVELOPMENT OF GOSPEL MUSIC.
Background of the Study
The emergence of Yoruba gospel music as a distinct genre is deeply rooted in the fusion of Christian religious practices with traditional Yoruba music. The development of this genre can be traced back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, w...
7. Development of a Digital Archive for Traditional Nigerian Music in Federal College of Education, Zuba, Abuja
Background of the Study
Traditional Nigerian music represents a rich cultural heritage that encapsulates the diverse histories, languages, and traditions of the country. However, this invaluable resource is at risk due to the degradation of physical media and the erosion...
8. An appraisal of the influence of traditional music on morphological innovation in Tiv language
Background of the study
Traditional music is a vibrant aspect of Tiv culture, deeply intertwined with language and social expression. This study appraises the influence of traditional Tiv music on morphological innovation within the language. In Tiv communities, musical p...
9. An investigation of semantic prosody in Efik language among traditional musicians in Calabar
Background of the study
Semantic prosody refers to the affective or evaluative associations that words acquire through their frequent co-occurrence with other terms. In the Efik language, traditional musicians in Calabar often use semantic prosody to enhance the emotional...
10. An examination of meaning construction in Nigerian Pidgin song lyrics among urban youth
Background of the study
Nigerian Pidgin song lyrics serve as a dynamic medium for cultural expression, particularly among urban youth. In these lyrics, meaning is constructed through the interplay of rhythmic language, slang, and innovative wordplay. Urban youth employ Nig...
11. An Evaluation of Morphological Regularity in Nigerian Folk Narratives: A Study of Traditional Song Lyrics
Background of the Study
Traditional song lyrics are a cornerstone of Nigerian folk narratives, preserving cultural heritage and oral history. This study evaluates the morphological regularity present in these lyrics, focusing on the systematic formation of words and affix...
12. An assessment of cultural identity expression through Nigerian Pidgin in urban art forms
Background of the study
Urban art forms in Nigeria—such as music, graffiti, and digital art—serve as dynamic expressions of cultural identity. Nigerian Pidgin, with its colloquial and adaptable nature, is a popular medium in urban creative spa...
13. An evaluation of cultural discourse in Nigerian Pidgin as reflected in contemporary music
Background of the study
Contemporary music in Nigeria serves as a powerful medium for expressing cultural discourse, often utilizing Nigerian Pidgin as its lingua franca. Nigerian Pidgin's inherent flexibility and colloquial charm enable musicians to...
14. The effect of modern media on the evolution of Nigerian Pidgin in popular culture
Background of the study
Modern media has profoundly impacted the evolution of language, particularly in the realm of popular culture. Nigerian Pidgin, known for its adaptability and vibrant lexicon, has been rapidly evolving due to its widespread use on t...
15. An Assessment of Nigerian Pidgin Pragmatics in Music Lyrics: A Case Study of Afrobeat Songs
Background of the Study
Nigerian Pidgin, a creole language born out of historical interactions and cultural blending, has become a vibrant medium of expression in the country’s popular music scene—especially in Afrobeat. Music lyrics written in Nigerian Pidgin...
16. A Comparative Analysis of Morphosyntactic Patterns in Nigerian Traditional Songs: A Focus on Yoruba and Hausa
Background of the Study:
Traditional songs in Nigeria serve as repositories of cultural history and linguistic creativity. In particular, Yoruba and Hausa songs reveal distinct morphosyntactic patterns that reflect each community’s heritage. Yoruba songs often employ...
17. An Evaluation of Morphological Complexity in Nigerian Folk Music: A Study of Traditional Song Structures
Background of the Study
Traditional Nigerian folk music is a vibrant repository of cultural heritage, characterized by intricate morphological structures that reflect the linguistic creativity of diverse communities. The morphological complexity in folk songs is evident i...
18. An Appraisal of Semantic Metaphors in Nigerian Music Lyrics: A Case Study of Afrobeat Artists
Background of the study
Afrobeat, a genre deeply rooted in Nigerian culture, has gained global acclaim not only for its rhythmic vitality but also for its rich lyrical content. Semantic metaphors in Afrobeat lyrics serve as powerful vehicles for cultural expression, enabling artists to...
19. An Evaluation of Morphological Productivity in Nigerian Folk Music: A Study of Traditional Song Structures
Background of the Study
Nigerian folk music is a dynamic repository of cultural heritage where traditional song structures function as vehicles for linguistic innovation and morphological productivity. In these songs, repetitive patterns, call-and-response elements, and l...
20. An Examination of Phonetic Details in Nigerian Music Lyrics: A Study of Articulation in Afrobeat Songs
Background of the study
Afrobeat, a genre celebrated for its infectious rhythm and vibrant energy, is deeply rooted in Nigerian culture. Beyond its musicality, Afrobeat is distinguished by its lyrical articulation, which plays a critical role in conveying emotion, cultural narratives, a...
21. An evaluation of cultural discourse in Nigerian Pidgin as reflected in contemporary music
Background of the study
This study evaluates how cultural discourse is expressed in Nigerian Pidgin through contemporary music. Nigerian Pidgin serves as a dynamic medium for artistic expression, particularly in music genres such as hip-hop, afrobeats, and rap, where arti...
