Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022): IGIRIGI : A Multi-Disciplinary Journal of African Studies Vol. 2 No.1 2022

Articles

• IGIRIGI A Journal of African Studies VOL. 2. NO.1, 2022

  IGIRIGI A Journal of African Studies VOL. 2. NO.1, 2022

  i - 119

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• THE DECLINE OF IGBO CULTURE IN CHINUA ACHEBE’S THINGS FALL APART: A LITERARY PERSPECTIVE

  Lotachukwu Loveth Amalukwue , Ifeyinwa Cordelia Isidienu

  1-10

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• ENGLISH STUDIES IN IGBO LAND: THE IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 MENACE IN ORLU AND AWKA

  Ifeka Juliet Onyeocha

  11-21

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• INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE REVITALIZATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: IGBO LANGUAGE IN THE 21ST CENTURY

  Egwuonwu-Chimezie, G.N.(Ph.D)

  22-34

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• THE CONCEPTION OF PERSONHOOD AND COMMUNITY IN AFRICA

  Amodu, Salisu Ameh

  35-45

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• JOHN 17, 1.4-5 IN THE CONTEXT OF THE IGBO PROVERB “NKỤ NWATA KPARA N’ỌKỌCHỊ KA Ọ NA-ANYA N’UDU MMIRI”: AN EXEGETICO-HERMENEUTIC STUDY

  Dominic Obielosi

  45-57

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• THE PHONOLOGICAL PROCESSES OF ASSIMILATION IN OKIJA IGBO SPEECH VARIETY

  Ngozi Clara Chinwuba, George E. Onwudiwe

  58-69

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• SOCIOLINGUISTIC VARIATION BETWEEN AGED AND YOUNG WOMEN IN AWKA : A STUDY OF AMIKWO AND UMUOKPU

  Ngozi Clara Chinwuba, George E. Onwudiwe

  70-82

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• REDUPLICATION: A SYNTACTIC PHENOMENON IN IGBO BUT ABERRATION IN ENGLISH

  Eze Cyprian Chidozie

  83-93

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• EXTERNAL SUFFIXES IN EGBEMA IGBO

  Ngozi Okechukwu Okoro

  94-102

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• THE WISDOM OF IGBO PROVERBS: A LITERARY ANALYSIS OF THE POSITIVE IMPACT OF COMMUNAL LIVING ON MENTAL HEALTH

  Chiazo Winifred Okeke

  103-119

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• DESIRABLE CHARACTER TRAITS IN IGBO AND CHINESE CHICKEN IDIOMS: A CROSS- CULTURAL STUDY

  Chinenye Loyce Okoye (Ph.D)

  120-130

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