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Children's Songs in Nawfija Community, Southeastern Nigeria: A sociolinguistic perspective
This thesis studies the Indigenous children's songs of the Nawfija community, in the Southeastern part of Nigeria. The language of communication in the community is the Nawfija variety of Igbo. The research was conducted from a sociolinguistic perspective, shaped by the participants' ideas and perce...
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School of African and GenderStuds, Anth and Ling
2024
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