IS̩Ẹ́ AKOZI Journal welcomes scholarly articles and reviews written in indigenous languages and foreign languages on Yorùbá, Igbo and Hausa Literature, Language, History, Culture, Philosophy, Music, Education and Communication Arts. The Journal also accommodates creative works in form of Poetry, Short Story and other related fields.
Editorial Policy
Manuscripts should not exceed 15 pages including the references, typed in MS Words format in 12 font size, Times New Roman and 1.5 line spacing. The paper must be accompanied with an abstract of not more than 300 words and maximum of 5 keywords. The cover page must contain the Title, Name of author(s), Institution of the author(s), Email address, and Phone number of the author(s). The references must follow APA or MLA citation style and be listed alphabetically.
N.B: SUBMISSION OF ARTICLES TO THE JOURNAL IS CONTINUOUS
Editorial Consultants
| NAME | UNIVERSITY | LOCATION |
|---|---|---|
| Professor Akinloye Ojo | University of Georgia | Athens, United State of America |
| Professor Yakubu Magaji | Bayero University Kano | Kano State |
| Professor Adeniyi Harisson R. | Lagos State University | Ojo, Lagos State |
| Professor Iwu Ikwubuzo R. | University of Lagos | Akoka, Lagos State |
| Professor Ayo Yusuf | University of Lagos | Akoka, Lagos State |
| Professor N. Udumadu | Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka | Anambra State |
| Dr. Henry Hunjo | Lagos State University | Ojo, Lagos State |
| Dr Ahmed Adesanya | Lagos State University | Ojo, Lagos State. |
Brief Introduction
IS̩Ẹ́ AKOZI Journal welcomes scholarly articles and reviews written in indigenous languages and foreign languages on Yorùbá, Igbo and Hausa Literature, Language, History, Culture, Philosophy, Music, Education and Communication Arts. The Journal also accommodates creative works in form of Poetry, Short Story and other related fields.
IS̩Ẹ́ AKOZI Journal recognizes the significance of indigenous languages as repositories of knowledge and seeks to promote their preservation and dissemination. By encouraging the use of indigenous languages, the journal aims to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of the literary and cultural expressions of Yorùbá, Igbo, and Hausa communities. Furthermore, it acknowledges the valuable contributions made by researchers and writers who choose to explore these subjects in foreign languages, fostering cross-cultural exchange and understanding.
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