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Linguistics Theories, Nigerian Languages, and the Quest for Development
This work assesses the progression of African linguistics and the application of theories to the study of African languages in light of the developmental needs of the languages. It is observed that the vast majority of African languages are yet to be adequately described for human learning and gener...
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2023
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