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Contemporary Music Review Volume 39, 2020 - Issue 1: Popular Music in Nigeria: Language, Context and Milieu
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Nigerian Afrobeats and Religious Stereotypes: Pushing the Boundaries of a Music Genre Beyond the Locus of Libertinism

Emmanuel Adeniyi
Pages 59-90 | Published online: 24 Apr 2020

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Ganiu Bamgbose & Omolola A. Ladele. (2023) Gender and ethnic stereotypes in selected Nigerian sitcoms. Southern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies 41:2, pages 158-170.
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Emaeyak Peter Sylvanus & Samson Uchenna Eze. (2022) ‘Are there Marlians in the Buhari government?’ Popular music and personality cult in Nigeria. Celebrity Studies 13:3, pages 429-447.
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Emmanuel Adeniyi. (2022) Nigerian Afrobeats, the Irony of Belonging and Here–Elsewhere Dialectics. Communicatio 48:1, pages 66-101.
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