The 2019 NILAS has the theme, Mass Literacy and Scientific Development through Nigerian Languages. This issue is very captivating because papers were written in some indigenous languages. This has captured the raison d’ȇtre of NINLAN. In addition, this year, 2019 has been declared as the international year of indigenous languages. The contributions made in this issue are in accord with the declaration.
The papers equally discussed different areas of Nigerian Languages: syntax, morphology, semantics, phonetics, documentation, terminology, teaching and learning etc. We look forward to having more articles written on non-major Nigerian languages in our next issue.
We express our immense gratitude to all our contributors, the Editorial Board and evaluators and also count on your usual co-operation in the future.


Ijioma Ngozi P. PhD
Editor

Published: 2019-12-31

MORPHOSYNTAX OF NEGATION IN OKIGWE IGBO

Samuel Obinna Ejinwa, Ugonna Nwanneoma Ofoha

5-13

WH-QUESTION FORMATION MARGI: A GOVERNMENT AND BINDING APPROACH

Hannatu Mai Gadzama, Philip Manda Imoh, Yakubu Jacob Umaru

42-59

MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF HAUSA WORD FORMATION

Sa’idu Gumau Muhammad, Abdulmalik Nuhu

79-91

IKWERE HEALTH TERMS

Justice Ovuchi R. Agwnu

138-142

THE PLACE OF MOTHER TONGUE IN ADULT/NON-FORMAL EDUCATION IN NIGERIA

Nkechinyere Fortune–Nwakanma , Queen Anyanwu

156-161

THE IMPACT OF NIGERIAN LANGUAGES ON NATIONAL UNITY

Love Nkem Ihedioha, Stephen Akpan Umo Ituen

162-173

ASSESSING FACTORS AFFECTING LEARNING AMONG STUDENTS OF COLLEGE OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY DAMATURU

Bello Muhammad Jajere, Muhammad Yusuf Yunusa , Asma’u Bukar Jumbam

193-200