BOLDU

BOLDU

  • Release: 1994
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  • Price: FREE
  • File: PDF, 137 page
  • ISBN: STANFORD:36105016856994
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Bole English Hausa Dictionary and English Bole Wordlist

Bole English Hausa Dictionary and English Bole Wordlist

  • Release: 2014-11-19
  • Publisher: Univ of California Press
  • Price: FREE
  • File: PDF, 420 page
  • ISBN: 9780520961470
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This is a dictionary of Bole, a little documented language of the Chadic family, spoken in northeastern Nigeria. This is one of the most comprehensive dictionaries of any Chadic language other than Hausa. All entries for Bole are fully marked for tone and vowel length. The Bole-English-Hausa section has full definitions and explanations of meaning in English with numerous examples of use. Each entry has a Hausa gloss. The English-Bole section is intended mainly as an index to the Bole-English-Hausa section. There are appendices of flora and fauna terms, cultural terms, pronouns, and comprehensive paradigms of verb forms.

The National Question in Nigeria

The National Question in Nigeria

  • Release: 2017-11-01
  • Publisher: Routledge
  • Price: FREE
  • File: PDF, 300 page
  • ISBN: 9781351753296
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This title was first published in 2002: Addressing the burning questions confronting the Nigerian nation-state today, this book explores the diverse dimensions and voices apparent in the challenges surrounding the national question. Highlighting a range of under-researched and unexplored issues, it theoretically and empirically examines key aspects of the national question discourse and debate in Nigeria. The contributors bring wide and varied experiences to bear on the volume and employ both these experiences and the multidisciplinary approach to illuminate and enrich the issues under study. The National Question in Nigeria identifies challenges that must be addressed if the nation is to survive - and critical issues that have been left unresolved and now threaten the nation state. It is essential reading for social scientists, policy makers, politicians, NGO activists and all observers and students of Nigerian history and politics.