P.A. Ogundipe, C.E. Eckersley and M. Macaulay, co-authors of Brighter Grammar Book 1 (1983), define grammar as ‘the art of […]
A HISTORY OF TWO MONARCHIES
Igala History: Áyẹ́gbà Ọma Ìdoko The biography of Àtá Áyẹ́gbà Ọma Ìdoko is anchored on both oral and […]
Parts of Speech: Pronouns
Pronouns are words that can function by itself as a noun phrase and that refers either […]
Igala Grammar: Homographs
In English language, two words are said to be ̀homographs’ if they are spelt the same way but […]
Igala Rites – Ìchòlò Ígáláà
In the Igala culture, certain solemn ceremonies are performed during the year in the practice of the […]