Ogo A. Ofuani
Abstract
Nigerian pidgin is somewhere between a pidgin and a creole in its communicative function. This function is explored through examples from journalism.
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Nigerian pidgin is somewhere between a pidgin and a creole in its communicative function. This function is explored through examples from journalism.
Key concepts: Pidgin, Journalism, Sociology, Linguistics, Media studies, Philosophy, Creole language