Some Publications on Yoruba

 

Some Publications on Yoruba

Credit: Prof L. O. Adewole

Yoruba for academic purpose

Adejumo, A. G. (1992), ‘The Use of Language in Yoruba Children’s Novels’, Afrikanistische Arbeits Papiere 28: 169-182.

Adejumo, A. G. (1995), ‘Itako Asa ninu Asayan Ere-Onitan Yoruba’, OLOTA: A Journal of African Studies 1: 99-107.

Adejumo, A. G. (1996), ‘Women: the Cornerstone of Okediji’s Sango’, Africana Marburgensia 16: 21-27.

Adejumo, A. G. (1997), ‘O Seyi Tan!: A Playwright Perception of Examination’, Inquiry in African Languages and Literatures 2: 69-77.

Adejumo, A. G. (1999), ‘The Yoruba Crime Novels’, Odu: A Journal of West African Studies 39: 70-75.

Adejumo, A.G. (1996), ‘Belief System in Ifa: The Playwright’s Perspective’, Research in Yoruba Language and Literature 8: 79-85.

Adejumo, Arinpe (1991), ‘A Socio-cultural Analysis of Criminality in Yoruba Detective Novels’, Research in Yoruba Language and Literature 1: 38-44.

Adejumo, Arinpe (1991), ‘Political Satire in Olabimtan’s Olaore Afotejoye’, in Essays in Honour of Professor Ayo Bamgbose, edited by F.A. Soyoye and L.O. Adewole, pp. 99-103. Ife: Department of African Languages and Literatures.

Adejumo, Arinpe (1999), ‘Ifoju Tiori Isegbefabo Wo Ere Onitan Yoruba ti obinrin Ko’, Yoruba: A Journal of the Yoruba Studies Association of Nigeria 1, 1: 19-27.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2000), ‘Ifedasefe ninu Abiku Soloogun Deke’, Opanbata: LASU Journal of Yoruba Studies 3: 1-11.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2001), ‘Women and Cultural Dynamism: The Indigenous Female Poets’ Perspective’, Obitun Journal of Humanities 3, 3: 13-25.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2001), Isefe ninu Ere Onitan Yoruba. Cape Town: CASAS.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2003), ‘Iha ti Litireso Kos i Ipa Obinrin ninu Ayedaade ati Olu Omo’, Laangbasa 10: 84-91.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2005), ‘Bellowing Against Oppression: A Sociological Appraisal of Atari Ajanaku’s Orin Ewuro’, Yoruba: A Journal of Yoruba Studies Association of Nigeria 3: 34-41.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2005), ‘Yoruba Philosophical Thought in Satirical Songs: A Functionalist Approach’, Ihafa: A Journal of African Studies 5: 20-32.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2007), ‘From the Eagle’s Eyes: A Reminiscence of 18^th Century Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade in Yoruba Historical Plays’, Studies of Tribes and Tribals 5, 1: 9-14.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2007), ‘The Sweet and Sour Aspects of Integration as Exemplified in Yoruba Poetry’, Journal of Social Sciences (India) 5: 95-116.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2007), Roore. Ibadan: DB Martoy Books.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2008), ‘Conflict Resolution in Oral Literature: A Review of Yoruba Satirical Songs’, The African Journal of New Poetry 5: 95-116.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2008), ‘Satirical Elements in Akinwumi Isola’s Drama’, in Emerging Perspective on Akinwumi Isola, edited by Akintunde Akinyemi and Toyin Falola, pp. 49-62. Trenton: Africa World Press.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2009), ‘Afolabi Olabimtan ati Afojusun re Gege bi Onkowe Itan Aroso’, Laangbasa 14: 15-25.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2009), ‘Family Health Awareness in Popular Yoruba Arts’, in Africans and the Politics of Popular Culture, edited by Toyin Falola and Augustine Agwuele, pp. 261-276. Suffolk: University of Rochester Press.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2009), ‘Power perspectives in Yoruba Fauna Proverbs’, in Language, Gender and Politics, edited by Akin Odebunmi, Arua E. Arua and Saulal Arim, pp. 451-462. Lagos: Concept Publications.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2009), ‘Taa Lodale’ and ‘Itanje’ in Wa Gbo, edited by Duro Adeleke, pp. 148-155. Ibadan: Hope Publications Ltd.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2009), ‘Technologizing Oral Texts: Archiving Yoruba Oral literature Through New Technological Media’, Lumina: An International Research and Scholarly Journal of Holy Name University (Philippines) 20, 2: 178-190.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2009), ‘The Practice and Worship of Sango in Nigeria’, in Sango in Africa and the Diaspora, edited by Joel Tishken, Toyin Falola and Akintunde Akinyemi, pp. 44-62. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2010), ‘’Text and Inter-tecruality in Contemporary Yoruba Literary Works’, LWATI: A Journal of Contemporary Research (Swaziland) 7, 2: 101-112.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2010), ‘Poetics of Manhood in Etches on Freshwater’, in The Man. The Mask, The Muse edited by Toyin Falola, pp. 929-943. Carolina: Academic Press.

Adejumo, Arinpe (2010), Afago Keyin Aparo. Ibadan: Evergreen Publishers.

Adejumo, Arinpe 2008), ‘Conceptualizing the Reality of the Millennium Development Goals in Fagunwa’s Tradition Novels’, Ihafa: A Journal of African Studies 5, 3: 76-95.

Adu, F.M. and R.O. Ikotun (2014), ‘How to Address the Problem of Racial Stereotypes in Nigeria’, International Journal of Current Research 68: 43-56.

Ajibade G. O. 2010. “The Haunting Poem: A Psychoanalysis of Contemporary Yorùbá Elegy (Orin Òkú Ọ̀fọ̀,” In: Charles Abodunde (ed.) Texts and Theories in Transition: Black African Literature and Emerging Traditions, Reihe: Bayreuth African Studies Series (87): 76-90. 

Ajibade, G. O. 2004."Ìbálé: Perception of Women's Pre-marital Virginity among Yorùbá", in: Aransi, Isiaka Olalekan (ed.) Local Government and Culture in Nigeria, Chapel Hill, U.S.A: The Chapel Hill Press Inc., pp. 238-247.

Ajibade, G. O. 2005b. “A Socio-cultural Study of Àbíkú Songs in Yorùbá Land,” Ntama Journal of Music and Popular Culture, University of Mainz, Germany. <ntama.uni-mainz.de/content/view/>.

Ajibade, G. O. 2007. “New Wine in Old Cup: Postcolonial Performance of Christian Music in Yorùbá Land”, Studies in World Christianity, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, 13, (1): 105-126..

Ajibade, G. O. 2009. “Ṣàngó’s Ẹẹ́rìndínlógún Divinatory System,” In: Tishken Joel, Toyin Falola and Akintunde Akinyemi (Eds.) Ṣàngó in Africa and the African Diaspora, Bloomington: Indiana University Press. Pp 111-132.

Ajibade, G.O. 1998. "The Sociology of Yorùbá Hunter Genres,” Journal of the Nigerian Anthropological and Sociological Association, University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria, 1, (1): 11-20.     

Ajibade, G.O. 1999. "Yorùbá Women Govern Their Men: A Socio-religious Approach to Feminism," Ife Social Sciences Review, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria, 17, (2): 194-203.

Ajibade, G.O. 2001 "A Sociological analysis of Yorùbá Male Personal Oríkì (Oríkì Àbísọ),” Ife Journal of Theory and Research in Education (IJOTRE), Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, 6, (1): 90-96.

Ajibade, G.O. 2004. “Inanimate Animated: Synecdoche in Yorùbá Traditional Medicine,” Africarevista Do Centro De Estudos Africanos, University of Brazil, 22/23, (1): 343-348.

Ajibade, G.O. 2004. “The Role of Yorùbá Traditional Birth Attendants in the Global Health Care Delivery”, In: Sola Akinrinade, Modupe Kolawole, Ibiyemo Mojola and David O. Ogungbile (Eds.) Locating the Local in the Global: Voices on a Globalised Nigeria, Ile-Ife, Nigeria: The Faculty of Arts, Obafemi Awolowo University, Pp 121-135.

Ajibade, G.O. 2005. Negotiating Performance: Òşun in the Verbal and the Visual Metaphors, African Studies Working Papers, No 4, University of Bayreuth, Germany. <http://www.uni-bayreuth.de/sfbs/sfb-fk560/index-publikationen.html>, 159 pages.

Ajibade, G.O. 2005a. “Is there no Man with Penis in this Land? Eroticism and Performance in Yorùbá Nuptial Songs,” African Study Monographs, Centre for African Area Studies, Kyoto University, Japan. 26, (2): 99-113.

Ajibade, G.O. 2006. "Hearthstones: Religion, Ethics and Medicine in the Healing Process in the Traditional Yoruba Society", in: Beatrice Nicolini (Ed.) Studies in Witchcraft, Magic, War and Peace in Africa: Nineteenth and Twentieth Centruries. Lewiston, Queenston and Lampster: The Edwin Mellen Press, pp.193-213.

Ajibade, G.O. 2006. “Depiction of Sexuality in Yorùbá Oral Poetry,” In: Merril D. Smith (ed.) The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Sex and Culture: The Colonial and Revolutionary Age, Westport, USA: Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc. Pp 262-264.

Ajibade, G.O. 2006. “Yorùbá Men, Yorùbá Women,” In: Adam Jones (ed.) Men of the Global South, A Reader, New Haven: Zed Books. Pp 375-376.

 Ajibade, G.O. 2006a. “Inscriptions of Ethics of Labour and Productivity in Yorùbá Proverbs,” Proverbium, Department of English, University of Vermont, Burlington, USA. (23): 31-48.

Ajibade, G.O. 2006b. “Animals in the Traditional Worldview of the Yorùbá,” Folklore, Estonian Institute of Folklore, Estaonia, Tartu, 10, (30): 155-172.

Ajibade, G.O. 2006c. “Religious Orientation, Space Transformation and Power Relations among the Southwestern Yorùbá of Nigeria,” Dialogue and Alliance: A Journal of the Inter-Religious Federation for World Peace, New York, 20, (1): 73-103.

Ajibade, G.O. 2008 “Representation of Gender Discourse in the Poetry of Akínwùmí Isola” In: Akintunde Akinyemi and Toyin Falola (Eds.) Emerging Perspectives on Akinwumi Isola, Trenton, NJ: Africa World Press/The Red Sea Press. Pp 273-287.

Ajibade, G.O. 2009. Finding Female Voice: A Socio-cultural Appraisal of Yorùbá Nuptial Poetry, Rüdiger Koppel: Köln Bonn, Germany, 248 pages.

Ikotun, R.O. (1999), ‘English in Suppressive Interference: More Phonological Data’, Papers in English and Linguistics 4: 106-110.

Ikotun, R.O. (2006), ‘Code-mixing and Linguistics Borrowing in Yoruba’, Research in African Languages and Linguistics 1 (1): 66-88.

Ikotun, R.O. (2008), ‘Sociolinguistics’, in Linguistics: An Introduction, edited by M.A. Abiodun, pp. 75-106. University of Ado-Ekiti

Ikotun, R.O. (2009), ‘Ijesa Plural Pronouns in the Socio-cultural Context’, UNAD Studies in Languages and Literatures 3 (1): 35-45.

Ikotun, R.O. (2009), ‘Politeness Forms in Yoruba Current Usage’, Ado Journal of French and Related Disciplines 3 (1): 35-45.

Ikotun, R.O. (2010), ‘A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Vowel Lengthening in Yoruba’, Journal of West African Languages 38 (2): 21-31.

Ikotun, R.O. (2010), ‘The Social Use of Yoruba Personal Names’, Names 58 (3): 169-186.

Ikotun, R.O. (2011), ‘The Sociolinguistic Criteria Guiding Invitation to Meals among the Yoruba of South-Western Nigeria’, The Journal of West African Languages 38 (2): 21-31.

Ikotun, R.O. (2011), ‘The Socio-sematic Contents of “Emi” in Yoruba’, Perspective in Language and Literature 1: 145-164.

Ikotun, R.O. (2012), ‘Language Attitudes in Ido-Ani: A Sub-urban Community in Ondo State’, Journal of Emerging Trends in Educational Research and Policy 3 (4): 537-543.

Ikotun, R.O. (2013), ‘Meeting the Challenges of Numerical Representations in Science and Technology: A Case for the Review of Numeral Derivational Morphology of Nigeria Languages’, Scottish Journal of Arts, Social Sciences and Scientific Studies 111-123.

Ikotun, R.O. (2013), Ijesa Pronouns in the Socio-cultural Context. Germany: Lambert Academic Publishing

Ikotun, R.O. (2013), New Trends in Yoruba Personal Names among Yoruba Christians’, Linguistik Online 59: 67-85.

Ikotun, R.O. (2014), ‘Surnames as Markers of Identity among the Yoruba Sub-ethnic Group Members’, Open Journal of Modern Linguistics 2: 307-316.

Ikotun, R.O. (2014), ‘Wrong Forms of Some Yoruba Personal Names: Some Phonological and Sociolinguistic Implications’, Linguistik Online 68: 43-56.

Ikotun, R.O. (forthcoming), ‘Yoruba Numeral Qualufiers Revisited’, Ruwaza Afrika (Journal of Contemporary Research in Humanities and Social Sciences) 3: 14-25.

Ikotun, R.O. and F.A. Soyoye (2002), ‘Will Multilingualism Survive in Ido-Ani Community?’, Research in African Languages and Linguistics 6: 81-107.

Ikotun, R.O. and O.A. Aladesanmi (2012), ‘Surname Change among Yoruba Christians’, Journal of Emerging Trends in Educational Research and Policy Studies 3 (6): 903-908.

Ikotun, R.O. and T.A. Akanbi (2011), ‘Saving the Yoruba Counting System from Extinction’, Papers in English and Linguistics 12: 127-147.

Oyèláràn, O.O. & J.O. Sheba (1991): “Prosodic Contribution to Rhythm in Yorùbá Poetry”. In F.A. Sóyoyè & L.O. Adéwolé (ed.) Ife African Languages and Literatures  (special Issue in Honour of Professor Ayo Bámgbósé). Ilé-Ifè: Department of African Languages and Literatures, Obáfémi Awólówò University, pp. 122-132.

Sheba, J.O. (1993): “How Yorùbá Women Address Themselves”. Research in Yorùbá Language and Literature (Technicians of the Sacred, Burbank, U.S.A., Cited by Smithsonian Institution Libraries National Museum of African Art Library, Washington, D.C., U.S.A. 20560-0708) No. 4:51-56.

Sheba, J.O. (1993): “Orin Aremo: The Creative Lullabies of Yorùbá Women”. In B. Campbell, R.I. Ibigbami, P.S.O. Aremu & A. Folarin (eds.), Diversity of Creativity in Nigeria. Ile-Ife: Department of Fine Arts, Obáfémi Awólówò University, pp. 13-20.

Sheba, J.O. (1995): “Women and Revolution in Yorùbá Written Literature”. In Bíódún Adédìran (ed.), Cultural Studies in Ifè. Ilé-Ifè: The Institute of Cultural Studies, Obáfémi Awólówò University, pp. 270-277.

Sheba, J.O. (1996): “Widow-Inheritance Among the Yorùbá: A Socio-Cultural Analysis”. Research in Yorùbá Language and Literature  (Technicians of the Sacred, Burbank, U.S.A., Cited by Smithsonian Institution Libraries National Museum of African Art Library, Washington, D.C., U.S.A. 20560-0708) No. 7: 23-26.

Sheba, J.O. (1999): “Àfihàn Obìnrin Nínú Ewì Túnjí Òpádòtun”. OLÓTA: Journal of African Studies (Ondo State University, Ado-Ekiti) vol. 3, No. 1: 80-91.

Sheba, J.O. (1999): “Àwon Ònkòwébìnrin Yorùbá bí asègbèfábo”. YORÙBÁ: A Journal of Yorùbá Studies Association of Nigeria, vol. 1, No. 1: 55-63.

Sheba, J.O. (1999): “Jíjegàba Okùnrin lóri Obìnrin nínú Awo àti Odún Ìbílè Yorùbá”. Inquiry in African Languages and Literatures (Ondó State University, Adó-Èkìtì) No. 2: 31-41.

Sheba, J.O. (2000): “A Metaphorical Analysis of Nominals Used in Describing Women in Yorùbá Written Literature”. IHAFA: A Journal of African Studies  (University of Lagos, Lagos) Vol. IV, No. 1: 19-29.

Sheba, J.O. (2000): “Àgbéyèwò ohùn Obìnrin Nínú Àwon Òwe Yorùbá”. LÁÀNGBÀSÀ: Jónà Isé Akada ni Èdè Yorùbá (University of Lagos, Lagos) No. 9: 28 – 38.

Sheba, J.O. (2000): “Woman in Olá Rotimi’s Plays”. ISALA: Ife Studies in African Literature and the Arts  (Obáfémi Awólówò University, Ilé-Ifè) No. 2: 155- 159.

Sheba, J.O. (2000): Ìsètófábo Nínú Isé Àwon Ònkòwékùnrin Yorùbá. Plumstead, Cape Town, South Africa: The Centre for Advanced Studies in African society (CASAS).

Sheba, J.O. (2001): “Different Strokes for Different Folks: Assessment of Yorùbá Worldview in Proverbs”. Proverbium: Yearbook of International Proverb Scholarship (University of Vermont, Burlington, VT., U.S.A.) vol. 18: 299-306.

Sheba, J.O. (2001): “The Use of the Ifa and Its Literary Corpus in Yorùbá Written plays”. In L.O. Adéwolé (ed.), IFA and Related Genres. Plumstead, Cape Town, South Africa: The Centre for Advanced Studies in African Society (CASAS), pp. 62-68.

Sheba, J.O. (2005): “Oládèjo Òkédìji’s Ingenious Use of Proverbs: Evidence From His Crime Novels.” Proverbium: Yearbook of International Proverb Scholarship  (University of Vermont, Burlington, VT., U.S.A.) Vol. 22: 363-379.

Sheba, J.O. (2006): “Ìtúpalè Lítírésò Àpilèko Ajemábo”. LÁÀNGBÀSÀ: Jónà Isé Akadá ní Èdè Yorùbá (University of Lagos, Lagos) No 12: 106-118.

Sheba, J.O. (2006): “Ìwúlò Òse fún Ìtósónà àwon Omodé ni Ìlé-Èkó: Ìpàjùb“. YORÙBÁ: Journal of the Yorùbá Studies Association of Nigeria, vol. 3, No 2: 62-70.

Sheba, J.O. (2006): Yorùbá Proverbs with feminine Lexis. Ìbàdàn: Spectrum books Limited, in association with Safari Books, U.K.

Sheba, J.O. (2007): “Recurrent Themes in the Poetry of Yorùbá Female Writers.” Journal of Pan African Studies  (JPAS), U.S.A., http://www.ipanafrican.com, Vol. 1, No. 9: 134-150.

Sheba, J.O. (2008): “Representation of Women in Akin Ìsòlá’s Creative Works”. In Akíntúndé Akínyemi & Tóyìn Fálola (eds.), Emerging Perspectives on Akínwùmí Ìsòlá. Trenton, N.J., U.S.A.: Africa World Press Inc., pp. 289-300.

Some Publications on Yoruba I

 

Abdula, M.O.A (1967), ‘The Growth of Islam in Ijebu-Ode.’, M.A. Thesis, McGill University.

Abubakre, ‘Deremi Razaq (1980), ‘The Contribution of the Yorubas to Arabic Literature.’, PhD Dissertation, University of London.

Adelowo, E.D. (1978), ‘Islam in Oyo and its Districts in the Nineteenth Century.’, PhD Dissertation, University of Ibadan.

Akintoye, Stephen (1971), Revolution and Power politics in Yorubaland, 1840-1893: Ibadan Expansion and the Rise of Ekitipupa. New York: Humanities Press.

Atanda, J.A. (1973), The New Oyo Empire. London: Longman.

Awolalu, J.O. (1970), ‘Sacrifice in the Religion of Yoruba.’, PhD Dissertation, University of Ibadan.

Babayemi, S.O. (1979), ‘The Rise and Fall of Oyo c.1760-1905: A Study in the Traditional Culture of an African Polity.’, PhD dissertation, University Birmingham.

Barber, Karen (1981), ‘How Man Makes God in west Africa: Yoruba Attitudes towards the Oriṣa’, Africa (London) 51, 3.

Chapel, T. (1974), ‘The Yoruba Cult of Twins in Historical Perspective’, Africa (London) 44, 3.

Cohen, Abner (1969), Custom and Politics in Urban Africa: A Study of Hausa Migrants in Yoruba Towns. Berkeley: University of California Press.

Driesen, I.H. Van den (1972), ‘Some Observations on the Family Unit, Religion and Practice of Polygyny in Ife Division of western Nigeria’, Africa (London) 42, 1.

Fabunmi, M.A. (1970), Ìtàn Ìbẹ̀rẹ̀ Ẹsìn Kristi ní Ilé-Ifẹ̀ àti Agbègbè. Ile-Ife: Kosalabaro Press.

Gbadamosi, T.G.O. (1978), The Growth of Islam among the Yoruba 1841-1908. Atlantic Highlands: N.J.: Humanities Press.

Lloyd, Peter (1962), Yoruba Land Law. London: Oxford University Press.

Owoeye, S. A. (2002), “Evangelization and Electro-Media Technology among the Pentecostal Churches in Yorubaland”, Journal of Arabic and Religious Studies, Ilorin, Vol. 16, pp. 124-135.

Owoeye, S. A. (2002), “Non-Verbal Communication in Yoruba Socio-Cultural World”, Religions: Journal of the Nigerian Association for the Study of Religions (NASR), Ilorin, Vol. 15, pp. 36-51.

Owoeye, S. A. (2003), “Christian Music and Yoruba Linguistic Aesthetics in a Religio-Cultural Contact”, in P. Ade Dopamu et al. (eds.), Religion, Science and Culture, (A NASR Publication, Ilorin), pp. 154-170.

Owoeye, S. A. (2003), “The Church and Corruption in Yoruba land”, Trinity Journal of Church and Theology, Legon, Ghana, Vol. XIII. No. 1, pp. 51-56

Owoeye, S. A. (2003), “The Place of Music in Healing Processes Among Contemporary Christians Prophet-Healers in Yoruba land”, Nigerian Music Review, Ile-Ife, No. 4, pp. 33-46.

Owoeye, S. A. (2004), “Healing in Yoruba Pentecostal Churches and its Contributions to Christendom”, S. Akinrinade, M. Kolawole, I. Mojola and D.O. Ogungbile (eds.), Locating the Local in the Global: Voices on a Globalized Nigeria, Ile-Ife, pp. 212-220.

Owoeye, S. A. (2004), “Virtue or Vice: The Christian Encounter with Yoruba Culture”, in I.O. Aransi (ed.), Local Government and Culture in Nigeria, (North Carolina, Chapel Hill Press), pp. 154-161.

Owoeye, S. A. (2005), “Pentecostal Churches and Prosperity in South Western Nigeria”, in P.A. Dopamu, M. O. Adeniyi, O. Dairo, O Odey and W. O Wotogbe-Weneka (eds.), God: The Contemporary Discussion, (A NASR Publication, Ilorin), pp. 404-417.

Owoeye, S. A. (2006), “Solution to poverty: Oyedepo’s Prophetic and Healing Mission in Nigeria”, Journal of Religion and African Culture, Akungba Akoko, Vol. 2, Nos. 1&2, pp.58-70.

Owoeye, S. A. (2006), “The Impact of Foreign Religions on Yoruba Culture”, Nigeria Historical Review, Lagos, Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 65-82.

Owoeye, S. A. (2007), “A Comparative Study of the Divine, Orthodox and Traditional Therapies in South-Western Nigeria, Asia Journal of Theology, India, Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 290-303.

Owoeye, S.A. (2010): “Charismatic Prophet Healers and their healing activities in Yorubaland” in D.O. Ogungbile and A.E. Akinriade (eds.), Creativity and Change in Nigerian Christianity, (Lagos, Malthouse Press Limited), pp. 171-191.

Owoeye, S.A. (2010): “Prophet E.O Babalola and Healing Revivalism in Yorubaland” in S.O. Oyewole et. al. (eds), Science in the Perspective of African Religion (AFREL), Islam & Christianity, (A Publication of LSI and NASTRENS, Ilorin), pp. 160-172.

Owoeye, S.A. (2012): “Healing in Some Pentecostal Churches in South-Western Nigeria” in European Scientific Journal, Republic of Macedonia, Vol. 8, No. 30, pp. 95-113.

Owoeye, S.A. (2012): “Socio-Cultural and Religious Factors in Christian and Muslims’ Dialogue in Comparison between Northern and South Western Nigeria” in Journal of Oriental and African Studies, Athens, Greece, Vol. 21, pp. 167-178.

Parratt, J.K. (1969), ‘Religious Change in Yorubaland’, Africa (London) 37, 3.

Peel, J.D.Y. (1967), ‘Religious Change in Yorubaland’, Africa (London) 37, 3.

Peel, J.D.Y. (1968), Aladura: A Religious Movement among the Yoruba. London: Oxford University Press.

Peel, J.D.Y. (1977), ‘Conversion and Tradition in Two African Societies: Ijebu and Buganda’, Past and Present 77.

Peel, J.D.Y. (1978), ‘Ọlaju: A Yoruba Concept of Development’, Journal of Development Studies 14, 2.

Peel, J.D.Y. (1983), Ijeshas and Nigerias. Cambridge: The University Press.

Robin, Law (1976), ‘The Northern Factor in Yoruba History’, in The Proceedings of the Conference on Yoruba Civilization, edited by I.A. Akinjogbin and G.O. Ekemode. Ife: Department of History, University of Ifẹ.

Ryan, Patrick J. (1978), ‘Imale: Yoruba Participation in the Muslim Tradition: A Study of Clerical Piety. Missoula, Mont.: Scholars Press.

S.A. Owoeye, (1997), “Functional Incantation in Yoruba Therapeutic Ritual”, Africana Marburgensia, Germany, XXX, 2, pp. 39-58.

S.A. Owoeye, (1997), “The Involvement of Indigenous Clerics in the Early White Missionary Activities in Ilesa”, The Living Words - Journal of Philosophy and Theology, Kerala, India, Vol. 103, No. 1, pp. 35-51.

Schwab, W.B. (1952), ‘The Growth and Conflict of Religion in a Modern Yoruba Community’, Zaire 6, 8.

 

Some Publications on Yoruba II

Adedeji, J.A. (1967), ‘Form and Function of Satire in Yoruba Drama’, Odu 4, 1: 61-72.

Adejuyigbe, Ọmọlade (1969), ‘Local Boundary Dispute in Western Nigeria: The Example Ẹdunabọn Enclave’, Odu New Series 2: 78-99.

Adewọle, Ọlasunkanmi  (1987) Àlàyé Akéwì.  Onibọnoje Press & Book Industries (NIG.) LTD

Agbaje,-William, B. (1986), ‘Estimating the Population of Old Oyo’, Odu New Series 30: 3-24.

Agboola, Akinola (1967), ‘Ways of Improving Farming Systems in Western Nigeria’, Odu 4, 1: 44-60.

Agiri, B.A. (1975), ‘The Yoruba and Pre-Colonial Kola Trade’, Odu New Series 12: 55-68.

Agiri, Babatunde A. (1986), ‘Trade in Gbanja Kola in South Western Nigeria: 1900-1950’, Odu New Series 30: 25-45.

Ajayi, J.F.A and Robin Smith (1971), Yoruba in the 19^th Century. Ibadan: IUP.

Ajiboye, Omoniyi  (2003) Gírámà Èdè Yorùbá Òdè Óni  Atọ́nà Fún Akẹ́kọ̀ọ́.  Ema (Nig) Enterprises

Ajiboye, Ọmọniyì (2002) Ìmọ̀ Ìṣọwọ́lo-Èdè. Tomfetes Publishers Comapany.

Ajiboye, Ọmọniyi (2003)  Lítírésọ̀ Àpilèkọ Yorùbá Ìfáàrà sí Ere Oniṣe Yorùbá. Ema & Associate Nigeria Entreprises.

Ajisafe, A.K. (1964), History of Abeokuta. Abeokuta: the Author.

Akinfẹnwa, Yemí  (1999)  Èkúté Ilé.  Topdan Education Publishers Nigeria Limited.

Akinjọgbin, I.A. (1965), ‘Prelude to the Yoruba Civil War’, Odu, Vol. 1.

Akinlade, Kọ́lá (2003)  Aṣenibánidár.o Heinemann Educational Books (Nigeria) Plc.

Barber, Karen and Akin Oyetade (1999), Yorùbá Wuyì: Ìwé Kìíní. London: Hakuna Matata Press.

Biobaku, S.O. (1957), Egba and Their Neighbours. Oxford.

Biobaku, S.O. (1960), ‘Madame Tinubu’, in Eminent Nigerian of the Nineteenth Century, edited by K.O. Dike. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Carroll, Kevin (1966), ‘Yoruba religious Carving: Pagan and Christian Sculpture in Nigeria and Dahomey.London: Geoffrey Chapman.

Falola, Toyin (1981), ‘The Dynamics of Anglo-Ibadan Relations in the Nineteenth Century’, Odu 21.

Falola, Toyin (1982), ‘The Foreign Policy of Ibadan in the Nineteenth Century’, Odu 22.

Falola, Toyin (1984), The Political Economy of a Pre-Colonial African State: Ibadan 1830-1900. Ile-Ife: University of Ife Press.

Falọla, Toyin (1985), ‘The Ibadan Conference of 1855: Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution in the Mid-19^th Century Yoruba Land’, Geneve-Afrique xxiii, 2.

Falola, Toyin and H.O. Danmole (1985), ‘Ibadan-ilorin Relations in the Nineteenth Century: A Study in Imperial Struggles in Yorubaland’, Tran-African Journal of History 14.

Folayan, K. (1967), ‘The Egbado and Yoruba-Aja Power Politics 1832-1894.’, M.A. Thesis, University of Ibadan.

Herthersett, A.L. (n.d.), Iwe Kika Ekerin Yoruba. Lagos: C.M.S. Bookshop.

McIntyre, W.D. (1963), ‘Commander Glover and the Colony of Lagos’, Journal of African History Vol. 4, No 1.

Morgan, Kemi (n.d.), Akinyele’s Outline History of Ibadan Part Two. Ibadan: The Caxton Press.

Ọdunjọ, J.F.  Ati A.B. Ọladipupọ (1967)  Kàdárà ati Ègbọ́n Rẹ̀. Onibonoje Press, Ibadan

Ogundijọ, Báyò (2005) Erémọdé.  Penthouse Publications (Nig.)

Oguntomisin, GO. (1979), ‘New Forms of Political Organisation in Yorubaland in the Mid-Nineteenth Century: A Comparative Study of Kurumi’s Ijaye and kosoko’s Epe.’, PhD Thesis, University of Ibadan.

Ojo, J.R.O. (1967), ‘Example of Yoruba Art from the University of Ife, Institute of African Studies Museum’, Odu 4, 1: 28-29.

Ojo, S.O. (1952), Yoruba Apa Kini. Ibadan: The Author.

Ọlatunji, Ọlátúndé O. (2004)  Ewì Adébáyọ̀ Fálétí Ìwé Kinní. Heinemann Educational Books (Nigeria) PLC.

Òní, Kọla (2003)  Kíké Olóbùró Àkójọpọ̀ ewì Igbàlódé  Sumob Publishers

Ọpadotun, Ọlátúnjí  (2001)  Ikú Ọmọ. Longman Nigeria Plc.

Oroge, Adeniyi E (1975), ‘The Fugitive Slave Crisis of 1859: A Factor in the Growth of Anti-Britsh Feelings among the Yoruba’, Odu New Series 12: 69-86.

Oroge, Adeniyi E. (1971), ‘The Institution of Slavery in Yorubaland with Particular Reference  to the Nineteenth Century.’, PhD Thesis, University of Birmingham.

Raji, S.M. (1991)  Winrínwinrìn Ẹnu Ońrárà. Onibọnoje Press & Book Industries.

Smith, Robert (1962), ‘Ijaye, the western Palatinate of the Yoruba’, Journal of the Historical Society of Nigeria II, 2: 329-349.

 

 

Some Publications on Yoruba III

Abimbola, W. (1964), ‘’Ruins of Oyo Division’, African Notes II, 1.

Abimbola, W. (1964), ‘Odu of Ifa’, African Notes I, 2.

Abimbola, W. (1965), ‘Yoruba Oral Literature’, African Notes II, 3.

Abimbola, W. (1968), Ijinle Ohun Eni Ifa: Apa Kiini. Glasgow, UK: Collins.

Aboyade, B. (1994), ‘Wole Soyinka and Yoruba Oral Tradition in Death and the King’s Horseman’.  Ibadan: Fountain Publications.

Adedeji, J. (1979), ‘In Memoriam: Duro Ladipo, ‘The King of Koso’, African Notes VII, 1: 1-4.

Adedeji, J.A. (1969), ‘The Alarinjo Theatre: A Study of Yoruba Theatrical Art from its Earliest Beginning to Present Times.’, PhD Dissertation, University of Ibadan.

Adedeji, J.A. (1970), ‘’Origin of the Yoruba Masque Theatre: The Use of Ifa Divination Corpus as Historical Evidence’, African Notes VI, 1.

Adefuye, A. (1987), ‘Obs Akinsemoyin and the Emergence of Modern Lagos’, in Historyof the People of Lagos State, edited by A. Adefuye, et. al. Lagos: Lantern.

Adelugba, Dapo (1969), ‘Kiriji: A Play by Ogunyemi (a review)’, African Notes VII, 2.

Adeniyi, Hariison and Titi Onadipe (2000), ‘Imo Eda-ede ati ede Yoruba’’ in Ilo Ede ati Eda-ede Yoruba: Apa Kiini, edited by Adeniyi Harrison, pp. 1-23. Lagos: harade and Associates.

Adeniyi, Harrison (2000), Mofoloji’, in Ilo Ede ati Eda-ede Yoruba: Apa Kiini, edited by Adeniyi Harrison, pp. 71-100. Lagos: Harade and Associates.

Adeniyi, Harrison (ed.) (2000), Ilo Ede ati Eda-ede Yoruba: Apa Kiini. Lagos: Harade and Associates.

Adeoye, C.L. (1982), Oruko Yoruba. Ibadan: University Press Limited.

Aderibigbe, A.B. (1975), Early History of Lagos to about 1850’, in Lagos: The Development of an African City, edited by A.B. Aderibigbe. Ikeja, Nigeria: Longman.

Aderibigbe, A.B. (ed.) (1975), The Development of an African City.Ikeja, Nigeria: Longman.

Adjeran, Moufoutaou (2014), ‘La Composition en Cabn, un Parler Yoruba du Benin’, Ijagun Journal of Language and Literary Studies (Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Nigeria) 2, 1: 1-9.

Ajetunmobi, R.O. (1998), ‘Migration, Settlements and Socio-political Development in Coastal Yorubaland of Nigeria.’, PhD Dissertation, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria.

Ajetunmobi, Rasheed Owoyele and Foluso Anna Onaolapo (2012), ‘Development and Transformation in Trade and Politics in Coastal Yorubaland in Nigeria in 19^th Century’, Journal of Studies in Humanities (tai Solarin University, Ijagun, Nigeria) 4: 17-24.

Ajibola, J.O. (1979), Owe Yoruba. Ibadan: University Press Limited.

Akinlade, Kola (1987), Owe Pelu Itumo (A-GB). Ikeja, Nigeria: Longman.

Akintoye, S.A. (1968), ‘The Economic Background of Ekitiparapo in 1873-1893’, Odu, 4, 2.

Akintoye, S.A. (1971), Revolution and Power Politics in Yorubaland 1840-1890: Ibadan Expansion and Rise of Ekiti. London: Longman.

Akintoye, S.A. (1980), ‘The Economic Foundation of Ibadan Power in 19^th Century’, in Topics on Nigeria Economic and Social History, edited by I.A. Akinjogbi and S.O. Osoba. Ie-Ife: University Press.

Alaba, Olu (2000), ‘Ifunniloruko ni Ede Yoruba’, in Ilo Ede ati Eda-ede Yoruba: Apa Kiini, edited by Adeniyi Harrison, pp. 101-116. Lagos: Harade and Associates.

Anjorin, A.O. (1972), ‘Notes on Kolanut Production in Yorubaland’, African Notes VII, 1.

Armstrong, R.G. and Pa Adeniji (1977), Iro Mining and Melting in Yorualand: Occasional Publications 31. Ibadan: Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan.

Armstrong, R.G., Val Olayemi, Wale Ogunyemi, R.L. Awujoola and Pa Adeniji (1978), Iyere Ifa: Occasional Publication, No 32. Ibadan: Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan.

Asiwaju, A. (1976), wester Yorubaland Under European Rule (1889-1945): A Comparative Analysis of French and British Colinialism. London: Lonman.

Asiwaju, A. (1995), The Birth of Yewaland and Documents Relating to the Change of Yoruba Sub-ethnic name from Egbado to Yewa in Ogun State of Nigeria. Ibadan: Abi and Park Limited.

Awe, B. (1971), ‘Some Ibadan Place Names: A Source of Historical Evidence’, African Notes VII, 2.

Awobuluyi, O. (ed.) (1990), Yoruba Metalanguage (Ede Iperi Yoruba) Volume II. Ibadan: University Press Limited.

Awolalu, O. (1979), Yoruba Beliefs and Sacrificial Rites. London: Longman.

Ayandele, E.A. (1970), ‘Ideological Ferment in Ijebuland, 1892-1943’, African Notes V, 3.

Ayantuga, O.O. (1965),’’Ijebu and its neighbours.’, PhD Dissertation, University of London.

Babalola, A. (1981), ‘Patterns in Yoruba Personal Names’, Staff Seminar, Department of African Languages, University of Lagos.

Babalola, G.A. (1973), ‘Further Discussion on Olodumare’s Article by Bamgbose, etc.’, African Notes VII, 2.

Babayemi, S.O. (1970), ‘Upper Ogun: An Historical Sketch’, African Notes VII, 2.

Babayemi, V. (1968), ‘Research Report: “Oyo Ruins”’, African Notes V, 1.

Bada, S.O. (1979), Owe Yoruba ati Iseda Won. Ibadan: University Press Limited.

Bamgbose, A (1992), Yoruba Metalanguage (Ede Iperi Yoruba) Volume I. Ibadan: University Press Limited.

Bamgbose, A. (1972), ‘Meaning of Olodumare: An Etymology of the Name of the Yoruba High God’, African Notes VII, 1.

Bamgbose, Gabriel Sunday (2011), ‘Satire in Yoruba Oral Poetic Forms: A Study of “Opepere” Songs in Ondo Town’, Journal fo Studies in Humanities (tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Nigeria) 3: 115-131.

Biobaku, S.O. (1987), Sources of Yoruba History. Ibadan: Ibadan University Press.

Fabunmi, M.A. (1969), Yoruba Idioms, edited by Wande Abimbola. Ibadan: African University Press.

Folami, T.A. (1982), History of Lagos. New ork: Exposition.

Fresco, E.M. (1968), ‘Folktale in the Ketu Dialect of Yoruba’, African Notes V, 1.

Idowu, E.B. (1979), Olodumare: God in Yoruba Belief.. London: Longman.

Institute of African Studies (1969), ‘Oriki for Lieut-Colonel Adekunle Fajuyi’, African Notes VI, 2.

Institute of African Studies (1979), ‘The Iron Workers’ Prayer’, African Notes VIII, 1: 27-35.

Jegede, O. (1978), ‘Oruko Jije nile Yoruba’, Yoruba Gbode 3 (3): 40-45.

Kolawole, Matthew Ayedun (2008), ‘Study of Forms and Functions of Esu-Oja: Representational Objects in Yewaland’, Journal of Studies in Humanities (Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun) 2, 2: 166-179.

Law, R.C.C. (1983), ‘Trade and Politics Behind the Slave Coast: Lagos Traffic and the Rise of Lagos, 1500-1800’, Journal of African History 24.

Lawu, Mary Alaba Y and Shadiat O. Shuaib (2011), ‘The History and Theatricality of Aruta Spirit Possession amond Owe People in Kab, Kogi State, Nigeria’, Journal of Studies in Humanities (Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Nigeria) 3: 1-13.

Medubi, Deji (2000), ‘Amulo (ede Yoruba)’, in Ilo Ede ati Eda-ede Yoruba: Apa Kiini, edited by Adeniyi Harrison, pp. 117-129. Lagos: Harade and Associates.

Mortimer-Williams, P. (1968), ‘Influence of Habitat and Trade on the Politics of Oyo and Ashanti’, African Notes IV, 3

Ogunba, Oyin (1971), ‘Poetic Content and Form of Yoruba Ocasional Festival Songs’, African Notes VI, 2.

Oguntomisin., G.O. (1983), ‘Hostility and Rapport: Kosoko’s Changing Relations with the British 1852-1862’, Odu 24.

Ojo, J.R.O. 1973), ‘Orisa Oko, The Deity of the “Farm and Agriculture” among the Ekiti’, African Notes VII, 2.

Olajubu, O. (1978), ‘Oriki’, Yoruba Gbode 2 (3): 15-27.

Olatunji, O. (1972), ‘Iyere Ifa: Yoruba Oracle Chant’, African Notes VII, 2.

Olatunji, O.O. (1984), Features of Yoruba Oral Poetry. Ibadan: University Press Limited.

Olayemi, V. (1968), ‘Forms of Songs in Yoruba Folktales’, African Notes V, 1.

Olayemi, V. (1968), ‘Substance and Circumstance: Notes on Translating Yoruba Poetry’, African Notes IV, 3.

Oloko, M.J. (2008), ‘A Pragma-sociolinguistic Study of Some English and Yoruba Proverbs’, Journal of Studies in Humanities (Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun) 2, 2: 86-102.

Olubomehin, Oldipo O. (2011), ‘Communal and Ethnic Clashes: The Case of Sagamu 1999 Hausa-Yoruba Conflict’, Journal of History and Diplomatic Studies (Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria) 8: 2015-226.

Opadotun, Olatunji (1986), Aroko: Awon Ami ati Ona Ibanisoro Laye Ijeloo. Ibadan: vantage Press.

Richards, Pau (1992), ‘Landscape and Dissent: Ikale and Ilaje Country, 1870-1950’, in People and Empires in African History, Essays in Memory of Michael Crowder. Longman.

Salami, Titi (2000), ‘Apola Oruko (ni ede Yoruba)’, in Ilo Ede ati Eda-ede Yoruba: Apa Kiini, edited by Adeniyi Harrison, pp. 149-188. Lagos: Harade and Associates.

Shaw, T. (1965), ‘Archaeological Excavations at Akure’, African Notes III, 5.

Sowande, F. and F. Ajanaku (1969), Oruko Amutorunwa. Ibadan: Oxford University Press.

Willet, F. (1971), ‘Ife in the History of West African Sculpture’, African Notes VI, 2.

Yusuff, Ayo (2000), ‘Aroko ati Leta Kiko’, in Ilo Ede ati Eda-ede Yoruba: Apa Kiini, edited by Adeniyi Harrison, pp. 24-41. Lagos: Harade and Associates.

Yusuff, Ayo (2000), ‘Fonoloji (Apa kiini)’ in Ilo Ede ati Eda-ede Yoruba: Apa Kiini, edited by Adeniyi Harrison, pp. 42-70. Lagos: Harade and Associates.

 

 IV

 

Abiodun M.A. (1991) ‘Vowel harmony in Igede.’ in Studies in African Linguistics 22, 2: 57-69

Abiodun, Jibola (1996) Àròko àti Aàyan Ogbufo. Ilorin: Majab Publishers:

Abiodun, M. A. (1997a). ‘More on  reduplication…’ Journal of Nigerian Languages and Literatures  5: 93-98.

Abiodun, M.A (1989). ‘The Class system of Igede Nouns.’, Journal of West African Languages xix 2, pp 51 – 56.

Abiodun, M.A. (1991a) ‘Name Avoidance in Yoruba’ OLÒTA Journal of African Studies 3, 1: 70-79.

Abiodun, M.A. (1992) ‘On the restricted spread…’ African Languages and Cultures. 5, 2: 101-111

Abiodun, M.A. (1994) ‘Grassroot language for grassroot politics…’ in Review of Government and Society 2. 1:1-7

Abiodun, M.A. (1996) ‘On the most valued social concept…’ Inquiry in Language & Literature. 1, 1:44-52.

Abiodun, M.A. (1997b). ‘Noun and demonstrative classes in Ukaan.’ Journal of Education and Humanistic Studies 2, 3: 1-14.

Abiodun, M.A. (1998) ‘Insults as jokes…’ Journal of Nig. Languages. & Literatures. 6:39- 42.

Abiodun, M.A. (1999b) Ìrànséyìn Ìránmú nínú èdè Yoruba…’ YORUBA: Journal of the Yoruba Studies Association of Nigeria 1, 3:27-36

Abiodun, M.A. (2000a) ‘More on assimilation across segment in Yoruba. Afrikeurstische Arbeitspapiere 62: 129 – 136.

Abiodun, M.A. (2000b), ‘Acknowledgment and the use of Proverbs in Yoruba. Proverbium: Year Book of International Proverbs Scholarship. Pp. 23-26.

Abiodun, M.A. (2000c), ‘A sociolinguistic view of the Yoruba kingship terminology’. JOPRED: Journal of Philosophy… 1,1:24-29.

Abiodun, M.A. (2000d) ‘Aspects of the phonology of Ukaan OBITUN: Journal of the Humanities  3, 2:77-97

Abiodun, M.A. (2001) ‘On the issue of vowel harmony’ in Yoruba…’ OBITUN: Journal of the Humaneties 3,3:30-47.

Abiodun, M.A. (2002) ‘On the development of neutral vowel of Ukaan’ Research in African Languages and Literatures. 3, 3:45-55.

Abiodun, M.A. (2003) ‘Ìmò Èdè Ajemáwùjo’, in Ìlò-Èdè àti Èdá-Èdé Yoruba:  Apá keji. Pp 201 - 217

Abiodun, M.A. (2004) ‘An overview of Historical Linguistics’, in An Integrated Study of Language and Society. Pp 54 – 70.

Abiodun, M.A. (2005a), ‘A Morpho-phonic Account of Vowel Deletion in Yoruba’, Yoruba: Journal of Yoruba Studies Association of Nigeria, Vol. 3 No 1: 59-70.

Abiodun, M.A. (2005c), ‘The Derivation of Genitive Nouns in Four Benue-Congo Languages: Yoruba, Ukaan, Igede and Ebira’, Journal of West African Languages xxxiii: 1-2: 5-11.

Abiodun, M.A. (2006), ‘A Sociolinguistic Content of the Yoruba General Greeting Forms’,  UNAD Studies in Language and Literature Vol2, No 11: 1-7.

Abiodun, M.A. (2007), ‘Phonology’, in Basic Linguistics, edited by Ore Yusuf  , pp. 51-78. Port Harcourt: Linguistics Association of Nigeria and M.J. Grand Orbit Communication.

Abiodun, M.A. (2007b)’Ahan and Ayere: Two Endangered Nigerian Languages’ in Festschrift in Honour of Ezikeojidu, edited by J.I. Okonkwo, pp. 40-51. Aba: Faculty of Arts, Imo State University.

Abiodun, M.A. (2007c), ‘Re::Denasalisation in Yoruba’, Yoruba: Journal of Yoruba Studies Association of Nigeria 5, 2 9-19.

Abiodun, M.A. and Akanbi T.A. (2007b), ‘Language and Linguistics: An Introduction’, the Proceedings of the Workshop on Restoring Excellence in the Faculty of Arts, University of Ado-Ekiti, edited by Z.B. Ogundare, pp. 46-54. Ado-Ekiti Petoa Educational Publishers.

Adagbada, Fadekemi (2000), Haba! Ojuolape. Ondo: Lurem Blue Star Publishers.

Adagbada, Fadekemi (2008), Oniyangi. Ibadan: Nerves Publication.

Adagbada, Fadekemi (2014), Ṣé Dandan Ni? Akure: Montem Paperbacks.

Adagbada, O. (2004), ‘A Womanist Reading of Lawuyi Ogunniran’s Plays’, Opanbata 3: 61-80.                                                                                                                  

Adagbada, O. (2004), ‘Eré –oníṣe Yoruba gẹ́gẹ́ bí Orísun Okòwò’, Oye X: 54-70.

Adagbada, O. (2004b), ‘Devotion to the Divinities in Gynocentric Yoruba Films: the Ìbinu Olúkòso Example’, Orisun 2 & 3: 20-33.

Adagbada, O. (2005), ‘Yoruba Literary Artists on HIV/AIDS’, Yoruba 3, 1: 44-58.

Adagbada, O. (2006), ‘Obìnrin àti Eré-oníṣe Yorùbá: Àyẹ̀wò Orin Tọ́pẹ́ Àlàbí’, Láàńgbàsà 12: 31-52.

Adagbada, O. (2006), ‘Retrospect Towards Change: Proverbs in Gynocentric Yoruba Written Plays’, Journal of Philosophy and Culture 3 (1): 96-120.

Adagbada, O. (2006), ‘Women Oppression, its Rejection and Nomenclature in Yoruba Video Films’, Philosophy and Development 8 (&2): 105-121.

Adagbada, O. (2007), ‘Revolt Placards: Women’s Yoruba Films’, RALL 8: 44-62.

Adagbada, O. (2008), ‘Yoruba Texts on the Screen’, in Africa Through the Eye of the Video Camera, edited by Foluke Ogunleye, pp. 182-197. Swaziland: Academic Publishers.

Adagbada, O. (2009), ‘Seeking an Interplay between Nollywood and the Stage: A Study of Yoruba Socio-political Films’, Nollywood and Theatre for Development: Exploring Bridges of Interaction, 511-524.

Adagbada, O. (2009), ‘Takọtabo, Ìdáràn àti Ìpẹ̀tùsááwọ̀ nínú Àwọn Eré-oníṣe Láwuyiì Ogúnníran’, Láàńgbàsà 14: 73-93.

Adagbada, O. (2009), ‘The Reality of Folktales in Yoruba Films’, Yoruba 3: 31-46.

Adagbada, O. (2010), ‘Àfihàn Àṣà àti Ìṣe Àwọn Yorùbá nínú Àwọn Fíìmù Wọn’, Agọ-Iwoye Journal of Languages and Literary Studies 1: 35-58.

 Adagbada, O. (2011), ‘’Phat Girlz: Identifying with Yoruba Culture from the Diaspora’, The Power: Women’s Labor, Rights and Responsibility in Africa, edited by Toyin Falola and Bridget Tebor, pp. 723-736. New Jersey: Africa World Press.

Adagbada, O. (2011), ‘Adults, Aged and Cultural Issues in Yoruba Films’, in Issues and Researches on Adults and Aged in Nigeria, edited by H. O. Osinowo, O.A. Morohunkola and D. Egunjobi, pp. 98-115.

Adagbada, O. (2011), ‘Ipò Obìnrin àti Ọ̀rọ̀ Òṣèlú nínú Ẹrù Àgbà, Inquiry in African Languages and Literatures 8: 134-152.

Adagbada, O. (2012), ‘Dualising the Narrow Bridge: A Sociological Appraisal of Traditional Religious Festivals in Yoruba Films’, Revue International De Recherché en Communication, Education et Development (Benin) 1: 85-11.

Adagbada, O. (2013), ‘Language Use in Ìdààmú Páàdì Míkáílù: A Yorùbá Religio-satiric Play’, Linguitics and Literature Studies (USA) 1, 4: 214-221.

Adagbada, O. (2013), ‘Òǹkọ̀wé Eré-oníṣe bí Olùlànà: Ọ̀nà Abájọ fún Nàìjíríà lórí Ìṣèlú, Ààbò àti Ìfaradà Ẹ̀sìn nínú Egbìnrìn Ọ̀tẹ̀’, Akungba Journal of Linguistics and Literatures 4: 1-11.

Adagbada, O. (2014), ‘An Examination of the Use of Asynchronous Sound in Yoruba Video Films’, Journal of the Acoustical Society of Nigeria 1, 1: 65-73.

Adagbada, O. (2014), ‘Contemporary Women’s Voice in Yoruba Film Industry’, Research in African Languages and Literatures 13: 15-26.

Adagbada, O. (2014), ‘Crime Image Laundering and Re-absorption: Eight Years After Wunmi’s Egbogi Oloro’, Akungba Journal of Linguistics and Literature 5: 1-14.

Adagbada, O. (2014), ‘Sociological Analysis of Money Rituals as a Recurrent Theme in Yoruba Films’, New Media and Mass Communication Journal (USA)  32: 13-20.

Adagbada, O. (2015), ‘Traditional and Contemporary Ethnic Dispositions to Women as Leaders in Yoruba Films’, International Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences and Education (India) 2, 1: 72-82.

Adagbada, O. (2015), ‘Voice Lending in the Aesthetics of Yoruba Films: An Examination of the Track Music in Egbogi Oloro’, New Media and Mass Communication Journal (USA) (35): 66-72.

Lamidi, M.T. and T.O. Ajongolo (2001), ‘The Head Parameter in Yoruilish Morphology’, Ihafa IV, 1: 84-92.

Olulade, Taiwo (1997b), ‘Ma Sotitọ’, ‘Ọwọ ọmọde ko to pẹpẹ’, ‘Ayọ’, ‘Agan’, ‘Ọba’, ‘Bọ si gbangba’, Akewi N Ke: Iwe Keji. Osogbo: Sumob Publishers.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1987), ‘The Themes in Yorùbá Children’s Poetry’, Nigeria Magazine 55, 4: 83-87.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1988), ‘The Nature and Use of Yorùbá Children’s Poetry’, in Aesthetics and Utilitarianism in Languages and Literatures, edited by A.E. Eruvbetine, pp. 249-256. Lagos: Department of Languages and Linguistics, LASU.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1988), ‘Traditional Sources of Yoruba Children’s Poetry’, Nigeria Magazine 56, 3 & 4: 106-114.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1991), ‘Categories and Functions of Imọlẹ̀ Ayélála’, in African Languages and Literatures Series No 3: In Honour of Professor Ayọ Bamgbose, edited by F.A. Soyoye and L.O. Adewole, pp. 104-108. Ife: Department of African Languages and Literatures, Obafemi Awolowo University.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1992), ‘Problems in Translating Rotimi Johnson’s Storm Across the Nation’, in Translation and Contemporary Drama, pp. 56-66.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1993), ‘Àfiwé Ẹsẹ Kíkì nínú Agbigba, Ẹẹ́rìndínlógún àt Ifá’, Ọpanbata 1, 1; 40-52.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1995), ‘An Assessment of the Social Responsibilities of the Agbigba Priest’, Ológè 1: 47-56.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1996a), ‘Àgbéyẹ̀wò Àmúlò Ọ̀wọ́ Ìwé Ìjìnlẹ̀ Èdè àti Lítirésọ̀ Yorùbá fún Àwọn Olùkọ́ àti Akẹ́kọ̀ọ́ Ilé-ìwé JSS àti SSS: Ìgékúrú’, Yorùbá Gbòde 2, 10: 93-96.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1996b), ‘Àgbéyẹ̀wò Mo Ha Mọ̀?: Ìwé Eré-onítàn tí Ọdẹtokun Kọ’, Yorùbá Gbòde 1, 10: 107-118.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1997), ‘Afùwàpẹ́ Son of Ọrúnmìlà’, Yorùbá Ideas 1,1: 175-179.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1997a), ‘Itoju Ewe’, Ẹkọ ile’, ‘Iyekan’, ‘Ọbakan’, ‘Orogun’, ‘Ojo Pọlẹ’, in Akewi N Ke: Iwe Kinni. Osogbo: Sumob Publishers.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1997b), ‘A Comparison of Myths on Agbigba’, Yorùbá Ideas 1, 1: 189-192.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1997c), ‘Tori pe Ika Ko Dọgba’, ‘Apolo’,  ‘Ilu Le’, ‘Ẹgbẹ́ Òkùnkùn’, ‘Bàálúù Tún Já’, Akéwì N Ké: Ìwé Kẹ́ta. Osogbo: Sumob Publishers.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1998), ‘Lítírésọ̀ Alohùn Yorùbá: Lánàá, Lónìí àti Lọ́la’, Yorùbá Gbòde 2,2: 85-99.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1998), Káríayé: Yorùbá Ilé-ẹ̀kọ́ Alákọ̀ọ́bẹ̀rẹ̀. Lagos: Longman Nigeria Plc.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1999), ‘Agbigba Divination System’, Ìbílẹ̀: A Journal of Traditions   1: 43-50.

Olunlade, Taiwo (1999), ‘Ipa tí Àwọn Obìnrin Kó nínú Èèwọ̀ tí ó Jẹ yọ nínú Àṣàyàn Oríkì àti Orílẹ̀ Yorùbá’, Yorùbá 44-54.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2000), ‘Awo’ and ‘Idanwo’, in Wa Gbọ́, edited by Duro Adeleke, pp. 131-133. Abeokuta: Visual Resources Publishers.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2000), ‘Ìtúpalẹ̀ Oríkì Orílẹ̀ Ìran Àágberí’, Yorùbá Gbòde 3: 131-141.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2001), ‘Ìlò Yorùbá fún Ìbánisọ̀rọ̀ nínú Ọ̀rúndún Kokànlélógún’, Yorùbá Gbòde 133-138.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2002), ‘Orísun Èèwọ̀ Láwùjọ Yorùbá’, Yorùbá Gbòde 3, 2: 107-113.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2002), Ewì Ìgbàlódé. Ibadan: Evans Brothers.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2003), ‘Àgbéyẹ̀wò Aáyan Ògbufọ̀ Ìsọní-sókí The development of Yorùbá Novel: 1930-1975 Written by Bisi Ogunṣina’, Láàngbàsà 10: 29-44.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2003), ‘Ìṣẹ̀lẹ̀ Àwùjọ Yorùbá Láàrin 1958-1960: Olú-àkọlé Ìwé Ìròyìn Elétí-Ọfẹ gẹ́gẹ́ bí Òdiwọ̀n’, Yorùbá Gbòde 3,3: 108-120.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2005), ‘Ìlò Oríkì nínú Ìwé-Ìròyìn Yorùbá’,  Láàngbàsà 3, 4: 37-61.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2005), Ìlò Lítírésọ̀Alohùn Yorùbá nínú Ìwé Ìròyìn Yorùbá láti 1859-1960. Capetown: CASAS.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2006), ‘A Comparison of Ifá Agbigba and Omonigbon Divination Systems’, LASU Journal of Humanities 4/1: 109-124.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2006), ‘Notes on Yoruba Newspapers: 1859-2002’, in Yorùbá Transition, History, Value and Modernity’, edited by Toyin Falola and Ann Genova, pp. 3-11. Durham: Carolina Academic Press.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2006), ‘Yoruba Newspapers’ Mottos: A Literary Analysis’, in Indigenous Language Media in Africa, edited by Abiodun Salawu, pp. 71-85. Lagos: CBAAC.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2007), ‘Awọn Ẹsọ Igbalode’ & ‘Intanẹẹti’ in Ewi Yoruba Lakọtun, edited by M.A. Olowu, Bọla Aya Orogun, Taiwo Olunlade and Bisi Oyewole. Ibadan: Evans Brothers (Nigeria) Publishers Limited.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2008), ‘Ipo Kẹtala ni Ipo rẹ’, and ‘Ika ni Iya Bọla’ in Ìtàn Akọnilọ́gbọ́n fún Ilé-ẹ̀kọ́ Sẹ́kọ́ndiri edited by Akinwumi Olowu, Bọla Aya Orogun, Taiwo Olunlade, Bisi Oyewọle and Adeniyi Akangbe. Ibadan: Evans Brother (Nigeria) Publishers Limited.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2009), ‘The Love Poems of Akin Isola’, in Re-visioning Humanistic Studies, edited by A.E eruvbetine and Udu Yakubu, pp. 449-462. Lagos: African Cultural Institute.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2010), ‘Àgbéyẹ̀wò Eré Agasa láwùjọ Àwórì’, Ẹgin 16-26.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2011), ‘The Role of Language in the Print Media in Nigeria’, in African Creative Expressions: Mother Tongue and Other Tongues (Bayreuth African Studies Series 89), edited by Akintunde Akinyemi, pp. 195-205.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2012), ‘Egbé, Àfẹ́ẹ̀rí and Kánàkò The Challenges of the African Scientists’, Geste et Voix 14: 206-219.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2012), Ìrúkèrúdò Káàkiri Orílẹ̀-èdè: Aáyan Ògbufọ̀ Storms Across the Nation by Late Dr. Rotimi Johnson. Cotonou: Imprimerie 21A sari.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2013), ‘”Hẹ̀rẹ̀huru”: The Concept of Yoruba Peace, Security and Development in Nigeria’s Context’, in Topics an Languages and Literatures for Peace, Security and Development in Nigeria, edited by O.A. Idowu, G.O. Osunketan, A.M. Surakat and E.A. Olabode, pp. 24-36. Ibadan: Glory-Land Publishing.

Olunlade, Taiwo (2013), ‘Uses of “Oriki” in Yoruba Newspapers’, in Reading in African Dialectology and Applied Linguistics, edited by Felix Abidemi Fabunmi and Akeem Segun Salawu, pp. 223-236. Lincom Europa Studies in African Linguistics.

Owolabi, Olu, Bayo Aderanti, Taiwo Olunlade and Afolabi Olabimtan (1985), Ìwé Àmúṣe lórí Ìjìnlẹ̀ Èdè àti Lítírésọ̀ Yorùbá Ìwé Kìíní. Ibadan: Evans Brothers (Nigeria) Publishers Ltd.

Owolabi, Olu, Bayo Aderanti, Taiwo Olunlade and Afolabi Olabimtan (1985), Ìwé Ìgbaradì fún Ìdánwò Àṣekágbá Yorùbá Ilé-Ẹ̀kọ́ Sẹ́kọ́ńdírì Àgbà. Ibadan: Evans Brothers (Nigeria) Publishers Ltd.

Owolabi, Olu, Bayo Aderanti, Taiwo Olunlade and Afolabi Olabimtan (1985), Ìjìnlẹ̀ Èdè àti Lítírésọ̀ Yorùbá. Ibadan: Evans Brothers (Nigeria) Publishers Ltd.

Taiwo, P.O. (2003), ‘Complementizersin Ào’, in The Linguistic Paradise: A Festschrift for E. Nolue Emenanjo, edited by O.M. Ndimele, pp. 569-580. Aba, Nigeria: National Institute for Nigerian Languages.

Taiwo, P.O. (2003), ‘Tense and Aspect in Ào’, in Four Decades of Languages and Linguistics in Nigeria: A Festschrift for Kay Williamson, edited by O.M. Ndimele, pp. 773-790. Aba, Nigeria: National Institute for Nigerian Languages.

Taiwo, P.O. (2005), ‘Ẹ̀yà Gbólóhùn Èdè Yorùbá’, in Ìlò Èdè àti Ẹ̀dá-èdè Yorùbá Apá Kejì, edited by H. Adeniyi and A. Ojo, pp. 140-158. New Jersey: Africa World Press Inc.

Taiwo, P.O. (2006),  ‘Negative Markers in Ào and Standard Yoruba’, JWAL 33, 1: 53-70.

Taiwo, P.O. (2006), ‘Hesitation Phenomenon and Pronouns with Nominal Complement in Ào’, RALL 7: 23-42.

Taiwo, P.O. (2006), ‘Multiplicity of Roles: The Pronoun in the Ào Dialect of Yoruba’, Studi Linguistici e Filologici online 4, 2: 327-354.

Taiwo, P.O. (2006), ‘The Grammatical Function of Tone in Ào Dialect of Yorùbá’, in Globalization and the Future of African Languages, edited by F. Egbokhare and C. Kolawole, pp. 396-403. Ibadan: Ibadan Cultural Studies Group.

Taiwo, P.O. (2006), ‘Yes/No Question in Ào’, SKASE Journal of Theoretical Linguistics 3, 3: 40-58.

Taiwo, P.O. (2007), ‘Object Pronouns in the Ào Dialect of Yoruba’, SKASE Journal of Theoretical Linguistics 4, 3: 32-44.

Taiwo, P.O. (2007), ‘Short Subject Pronouns in the Ào Dialect of Yoruba’, JOLAN 10: 67-86.

Taiwo, P.O. (2007), ‘The Indivisibility of {àì} in Standard Yoruba’, in Nigerian languages, Literatures, Culture and Reforms: A Festschrift for Ayo Bamgbose, edited by O.M. Ndimele, pp. 557-564. Linguistic Association of Nigeria

Taiwo, P.O. (2007), ‘The Place of Ào among Yoruba Dialects’, Journal of Language, Culture and Communication 1, 4&5: 24-35.

Taiwo, P.O. (2007), ‘Trace Movement Principle and the Resumptive Pronoun in Yoruba’, RALL 8: 117-128.

Taiwo, P.O. (2008), ‘Compound Verbs in Yoruba’, Studi Linguistici e Filologici Online 6, 4: 345-370.

Taiwo, P.O. (2008), ‘Constituent Negation in the Ào Dialect of Yorùbá’, Ihafa 5,3: 122-135.

Taiwo, P.O. (2008), ‘Sentence Negation in Ào Dialect of Yoruba’, JOLAN 11: 17-32.

Taiwo, P.O. (2009), ‘Headedness and the Structure of Yoruba Compound Words

Taiwo, P.O. (2009), ‘Object Movement in Negation Constructions in Standard Yoruba’, SKASE Journal of Theoretical Linguistics 6, 2: 82-91.

Taiwo, P.O. (2009), ‘The Basic Clause Structure of Ào Dialect of Yorùbá’, JOLAN 12: 1-11.

Taiwo, P.O. (2009), ‘the Derivation of Serial Verbal Construction’, SamaraAltLinguo E-Journal 4.

Taiwo, P.O. (2010), ‘Scope of Negation in Serial Verbal Construction’, RALL 10: 18-39.

Taiwo, P.O. (2011), ‘Inflection in the Ào Dialect of Yorùbá’, Kansas Working papers in Linguistics 32: 84-105.

 Taiwo, P.O. (2011), ‘Negative Polarity Items in the Ào Dialect of Yorubá’, Ibadan Journal of Humanistic Studies 21&22: 317-335.

Taiwo, P.O. (Accepted), ‘The Cooccurrence of Negative Markers in the Ào Dialect of Yoruba’, Dhaka University Journal of Linguistics.

Taiwo, P.O. (Accepted), ‘The Morpho-syntactic Interaction and the Derivation of Nomial Compounds in Yoruba’, International Journal of Language Studies 8, 1: 67-92.

Taiwo, P.O. and K. Adeniyi (2011), ‘The Emergence of Non-Conforming Syllables in Yoruba’, Ago-Iwoye Journal of Language and Literary Studies 2: 111-120.

Taiwo, P.O. and M.T. Angitso (July, 2013), ‘Tense and Aspect in Tiv’ in Linguistics and Glocalization of African Languages for Sustainable Development: A Festchrist in Honour of Professor Kola Owolabi, edited by W. Adegbite, A. Ogunsiji and O. Taiwo, pp. 331-350. Ibadan: Universal Akada Books Nig Ltd.

Taiwo, P.O. and M.T. Angitso (June 2013), ‘Predication in Tiv’, in Issues in Contmporary African Linguistics: A Festschrift for Oladele Awobuluyi, edited by O.M. Ndimele, L.C. Yuka and J.F. Ilori, pp. 125-150. Port Harcourt: Linguistic Association of Nigeria.

Taiwo, P.O. and T. Adekunle (2012), ‘Àgbéyẹ̀wò Oríkì Ọ̀rọ̀-orúkọ ní Èdè Yorùbá’, Ago-Iwoye Journal of Languages and Literary Studies 3: 18-38.

 Taiwo, P.O. and T. Olakolu (2010), ‘Ọ̀rọ̀-ìṣe Alákànpọ̀ ní Èdè Yorùbá’, RALL 10: 90-112.

Taiwo, P.O. and T. Olakolu (2012), ‘Orí nínú Ìhun Ọ̀rọ̀-ìṣẹ̀dá’, Opanbata 6: 94-123.