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Nureni Aremu Bakenne

Faculty of Arts and Philosophy > Department of Languages and cultures

ORCID iD: 0000-0003-0797-7490

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Graffiti, grief, and rebellion : the politics of street art in Nigeria’s #EndSARS protests

Beatrice Damilola Adeoye, Seun Bamidele, Nureni Aremu Bakenne (UGent) and Titilayo Lydia Bamidele

(2026) HUMAN AFFAIRS-POSTDISCIPLINARY HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES QUARTERLY. 36(1). p.26-48
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Showcasing Abẹ́òkúta identity in Tunde Kelani’s 'ÀYÌNLÁ' movie

Israel Ayinla Fadipe, Nureni Aremu Bakenne (UGent) and Abiodun Salawu

(2026) AFRIKA FOCUS. p.1-25
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Beyond carceral responses : intimate partner violence and the structural realities of rural Nigeria

Beatrice Damilola Adeoye, Titilayo Lydia Bamidele, Nureni Aremu Bakenne (UGent) and Seun Bamidele

(2025) ABUAD JOURNAL OF THE HUMANITIES-AGIDIGBO. 13(2). p.818-835
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Digital platforms and the promotion of ethnic chauvinism : implication for social cohesion and online discourse

Nureni Aremu Bakenne (UGent) , Adewole Oluwaseun Alolade, Oluwajuwonlo Emmanuel Ayanwale and Olorunshola Adenekan (UGent)

(2025) E-BANGI JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES & HUMANITIES. 22(4). p.196-208
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Indigenous African filmmakers as social critics : a study of Fẹ́mi Adébáyọ̀'s Jagunjagun

Abiodun Justin Adelodun, Nureni Aremu Bakenne (UGent) , Olanrewaju John Ogundeyi, Olorunshola Adenekan (UGent) and Babatunde Adeyeye

(2025) DE-CENTRE. 1(1).
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Unprinted Yorùbá print culture conundrum in Nigeria : perspectives from indigenous Yorùbá language reporters

Nureni Aremu Bakenne (UGent) and Olorunshola Adenekan (UGent)

(2025) Political economy, new media, and Nigerian popular cultures. p.85-108
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BBC News Yorùbá and Digital Public Sphere : promoting Yorùbá cultural traditions among youths of South-West Nigeria

Nureni Aremu Bakenne (UGent) and Abiodun Salawu

(2025) E-BANGI JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES & HUMANITIES. 22(1). p.382-394
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Exploring the interplay of political jargons and marriage narratives in contemporary Nigerian society on digital platforms

Oluwajuwonlo Emmanuel Ayanwale, Adewole Oluwaseun Alolade and Nureni Aremu Bakenne (UGent)

(2025) JOURNAL OF GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES IN COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA. 1(1). p.64-85
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Indigenous jingles in political messaging : analysis of Yoruba language jingles in Nigeria's 2023 presidential election on selected radio stations in South-West Nigeria

Olanrewaju J. Ogundeyi, Nureni Aremu Bakenne (UGent) , Tshepang B. Molale and Abiodun Salawu

(2024) Marketing communication in African languages. p.146-158
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Weaponizing political rhetoric to galvanize voters' support on the Twitterscape : case study of contentious political spheres in South Africa and Nigeria

Tshepang B. Molale, Olanrewaju J. Ogundeyi and Nureni Aremu Bakenne (UGent)

(2024) Political economy of contemporary African popular culture : the political interplay. In Communication Perspectives in Popular Culture p.273-290

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