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Articles Issue 11

2026

#1 Sounding Afterlives Of Traditional Religious Slavery And Oath Systems In Nigeria
#2 Rebranding Africa Through Sound: Nigerian Popular Music, Counter Narratives And Soft Power
#3 Trends In Fuji Music Of Nigeria
#4 Traditional Music in the Stream of Nigerian Economy
#5 Appraisal of the Causeless Cause Concept in the Ecosystem as Sung by Tope Alabi in Yes and Amen Track
#6 Contextualizing Yoruba Socio-Cultural Principles on Inter-personal Relationships in the Nigerian Popular Music: A Case study of Asake’s Lonely at the Top
#7 Beyond Coordination: The Theatrical And Economic Gain Of Alága Iduro And Alága Ijoko In Contemporary Yoruba Wedding Engagements In Ile-Ife
#8 Ganusile As A Sound Of Expectation: Biblical Foundations And Contemporary Spiritual Expression
#9 An Analytical Study of Selected Popularized Ogboni/Osugbo Cult Music among the Yoruba People of Nigeria
#10 The Role Of Ṣẹ̀kẹ̀rẹ̀ Ajé In Yorùbá Culture And Spirituality
#11 Musical Instruments As Metaphor In Adeola’s Ni Ile Wa (In Our Land)
#12 Ai As The New Librarian: Investigating Music Students’ And Educators’ Experiences With University Library Systems In Selected Nigerian University
#13 Rethinking Indigenous Knowledge Systems In Children‘s Education: Efik And Igbo Folk Songs Perspectives Of Nigeria
#14 Prospects Of Dance Theatre In Enhancing Dance Pedagogy In Nigerian Educational System
#15 Music And Stress Management Among Obafemi Awolowo University Community Members
#16 The First Polish National Ballet: The Krakow Wedding. Origins, Adaptations, And Legacy
#17 La Matanza De Tóxcatl: Apología De La Herencia Mexica A Través De La Danza
#18 Pričaj Mi O Ljubavi: Premijera U Baletu Srpskog Narodnog Pozorišta U Novom Sadu
#19 Not Permitted To Speak: Women And The Practice Of Aya-Fifa In Cherubim And Seraphim Movement Church (Ayo Ni O) Lagos, Nigeria
#20 A Comprehensive Study On Performance Practice In The First Movement Of Shostakovich‘s Cello Concerto No. 2, Op.126: Technical And Expressive Dimensions

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#11 Musical Instruments As Metaphor In Adeola’s Ni Ile Wa (In Our Land)

February 15, 2026 · 11 min read

Hameed Olutoba Lawal

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