Language Use in Nigerian Electoral Process

The book explores the intricate relationship between language use and elections in Nigeria, highlighting a 'triglottic configuration' that reflects the country's administrative tiers. Through observational studies and analysis of campaign materials, it reveals that participants are acutely aware of their language choices, which align with specific media types—oral, print, and broadcast—associated with different administrative levels. This choice not only facilitates communication but also plays a crucial role in shaping relationships vital to the electoral process.