New Horizons in Nigerian Languages

This edited work examines salient elements of Nigerian linguistics, including but not limited to documentation of small languages, language revitalization and maintenance, tonology, phonological processes, lexis, pragmatics, ideophone and syntax. The authors, experts in their own right, have painstakingly beamed their searchlights into the various issues raised and succeeded in coming out with new insights.

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Harrison Adéníyì is Associate Professor in the Department of African Languages and Communication Arts, Lagos State University, Lagos, Nigeria. He completed the Ph.D. in Linguistics at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria.His research interests include phonology,morphology and their interface.Second language learning,language teaching and language use.