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Contents and discontents of globalization on the African continent and its diaspora: an introduction / Akinloye Ojo, Oyinlola Longe, and Karim Traore -- Part I: Language and culture -- The linguistic interpretation of the Tiv ethics of "Ya na anngbian," Eat and give your brother: a synergy for enduring democratic leadership in Nigeria / Jija Terseer -- The wealth of English in spite of the death of its idioms: the Nigerian experience / Oluwaseun Rachael Bello -- Globalization and tertiary institutions students' sexual discourse: the case of university students in Lagos, Nigeria / Olawunmi Oni-Buraimoh -- Part II: Literature -- Teaching African literature in the internet age / S. A. Ogunpitan -- Local moods, global modes in Ben Okri's The famished road trilogy / Abdelkader Ben Rhit -- The state and aesthetics in Ayaan Hirsi Ali's Infidel / Ojo O. Olorunleke -- Part III: Performance arts -- Ambiforms-the unsaid with the said: a dialectical approach to theatric performances / Adeleke Yinka Ogunfeyimi -- Nigerians and globalization: contents and discontents of Western education, culture, and film influence / Adebukunola A. Atolagbe -- Mirroring the message of some Nigerian hip-hop music: show of discontent / Olufunmilola Temitayo Oladipo -- Exhibition of content and discontent in a Nigerian television drama / Oyinlola Longe -- Part IV: Education, pedagogy, and technology -- Pedagogy and cultural engagement as an antidote to diaspora estrangement / Segun Oyeleke Oyewo -- Extent of ICT adoption among secondary school teachers in Nigeria: influencing and inhibiting factors / Silas Eniola Egbowon -- Part V: Agriculture, nutrition, and housing -- Empowerment of people through agriculture in northern Nigeria, 1991-2012: the Kebbi State example / Atiku Abubakar Udulu -- Nutrition and women's empowerment for human capital development in Mali / Jack E. Houston, Helena Huguley, and Alex K. Anderson -- A synthesis to housing provision in Nigeria / Mohammed O. Lawal -- Conclusion: a final word on contentment and restlessness regarding globalization in Africa and its diaspora / Akinloye Ojo, Oyinlola Longe, and Karim Traore. |
