Abstract This research work exposes the effects of socio-cultural practices on women in Nawal El- Sadaawi’s Woman at Point Zero and Akachi Ezeigbo’s Children of The Eagle. The issue and effects of socio-cultural practices on women is considered by female writes as headaches of every society today. Owing to the above mentioned issues, their writings…
Abstract: This research work centers on the Theme of Corruption in Zulu Sofola’s The Wizard’s of Law and Chris Egharevba’s The Labourer’s Blood. It mirrors corruption in the political, social, Judicial and Economic sectors of society. It also criticizes and exposes the inherent evil practices of the political leaders, lawyers, and the Judicial system, civil…
Abstract: This research study examines Modernization and Traditionalism in Wole Soyinka’s the Lion and the Jewel and James Henshaw’s This Is Our Chance. From a textual analysis of the two plays, the study reveals that there is a different between African tradition and that of Western culture based on the findings made in these two…
Abstract: This research work portrays the Gender Issues in African Female Writings in Ama Ata Aidoo’s Anowa and Alice Obongeren’s the Maiden’s Dilemma. No doubt, the two feminist’s works critically pictures the negative effects of African cultural practices against women during marital rites and custom. In word of Beauvior Simon’s The Second Sex he says…
Abstract: This Project focuses on the theme of Exploitation and Disillusionment in Ngugi WA Thiongo’s Black Hermit and the Trials of Dedan Kimathi. It has been discovered that African literature is dominated by both the colonial masters and the stooge African leaders. The African leaders were said to have betrayed their brotherhood in favour of…
ABSTRACT: This study investigated the Public Perception on the Impact of Childlessness on Married Couple: A Study of Awgu Local Government Area, Enugu State, Nigeria. The problem of childlessness which is majorly caused by sickness, diseases and infertility in Awgu L.G.A gave rise to this study. The study was conducted between November 2017 and May…
Abstract: This research work examined the Apartheid policies in South African literature in Peter Abraham’s Mine Boy and Tell Freedom. From the analysis of the novels, the study shows that Apartheid policy has been considered as a hindrance to the Blacks who live in South Africa in the late eighteenth century under the British Empire. …
ABSTRACT: This study examines the theme of disillusionment in Buchi Emecheta’s second class citizen and Ayi Armah’s the beautyful ones are not yet born. The study identifies causes of disillusionment in the two novels as; political propagandas, socio-political disillusionment, political corruption, cultural discrimination, oppression, suppression, sexual abuse and patriarchal domination. In The Beautyful Ones Are…
ABSTRACT: The study examined concord errors and students’ learning of written English of Junior Secondary School Students in Eket Local Government Area. The study used survey research design. Sample population was one hundred students of junior secondary schools in Eket Local Government which was randomly selected. Three research questions were formulated. Ten objectives questions were…
Abstract: This research study set out to analyse the theme of disillusionment against colonialism and neo-colonialism in Ngugi Wa Thiongo’s The Trial of Dedan Kimathi and The Black Hermit. The study portrays that, Kenya over the years has suffered of colonial and neo-colonial exploitation, disillusionment, oppression, subjugation and suppression in the hands of the colonial…