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The power of truth-drive propaganda: a rhetorical criticism of governor Ajimobi's political slogan: "ki oyo le da'a ajumose gbogbo wa ni"
"Oration is a major factor that determines the effectiveness of political slogans. In its absence however, some other factors must account for the success of a political slogan. Adapting a combination of the rhetorical situation and the pentad, this study presents a rhetorical criticism of ‘ki Oyo l...
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