Africans and Globalization

Akinloye Ojo is associate professor in the Department of Comparative Literature and the African Studies Institute, University of Georgia.Karim Traore is associate professor in the Department of Comparative Literature and the African Studies Institute, University of Georgia.Oyinlola Longe is lecturer in the Department of Dramatic Arts, Obafemi Awolowo University.

• Contents and Discontents of Globalization on the African Continent and its Diaspora: An IntroductionAkinloye Ojo, Oyinlola Longe, and Karim TraorePart I: Language and CultureChapter 1: The Linguistic Interpretation of the Tiv Ethics of “Ya Na Anngbian,” Eat and Give Your Brother: A Synergy for Enduring Democratic Leadership in NigeriaJija TerseerChapter 2: The Wealth of English in Spite of the Death of its Idioms: The Nigerian Experience Oluwaseun Rachael BelloChapter 3: Globalization and Tertiary Institutions Students’ Sexual Discourse: The Case of University Students in Lagos, NigeriaOlawunmi Oni-BuraimohPart II: LiteratureChapter 4: Teaching African Literature in the Internet AgeS. A. OgunpitanChapter 5: Local Moods, Global Modes in Ben Okri’s The Famished Road TrilogyAbdelkader Ben RhitChapter 6: The State and Aesthetics in Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s InfidelOjo O. OlorunlekePart III: Performance ArtsChapter 7: Ambiforms—the Unsaid with the Said: A Dialectical Approach to Theatric PerformancesAdeleke Yinka OgunfeyimiChapter 8: Nigerians and Globalization: Contents and Discontents of Western Education, Culture, and Film InfluenceAdebukunola A. AtolagbeChapter 9: Mirroring the Message of Some Nigerian Hip-Hop Music: Show of DiscontentOlufunmilola Temitayo OladipoChapter 10: Exhibition of Content and Discontent in a Nigerian Television DramaOyinlola LongePart IV: Education, Pedagogy, and TechnologyChapter 11: Pedagogy and Cultural Engagement as an Antidote to Diaspora EstrangementSegun Oyeleke OyewoChapter 12: Extent of ICT Adoption among Secondary School Teachers in Nigeria: Influencing and Inhibiting FactorsSilas Eniola EgbowonPart V: Agriculture, Nutrition, and HousingChapter 13: Empowerment of People through Agriculture in Northern Nigeria, 1991—2012: The Kebbi State ExampleAtiku Abubakar UduluChapter 14: Nutrition and Women’s Empowerment for Human Capital Development in MaliJack E. Houston, Helena Huguley, and Alex K. AndersonChapter 15: A Synthesis to Housing Provision in NigeriaMohammed O. LawalConclusion: A Final Word on Contentment and Restlessness Regarding Globalization in Africa and its DiasporaAkinloye Ojo, Oyinlola Longe, and Karim Traore

This is a feast of ideas on how Africans are living with, domesticating, and expanding the frontiers of globalization. This work is a succinct exploration of the many roads Africans are taking to culturally translate their global experiences through the arts, language, literature, pedagogy, and technology. Written by men and women who are actually living the experience, it promises to be an excellent book to teach with on any topic dealing with culture and globalization in the global south.