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Authored Books
Osunnuga, Tola (2001) Tinú-Mi [My Thoughts]. Ile-Ife: Amat Publishing.
Book Chapters
Osunnuga, Tola and Yusuf, Ayo (2018) 'Issues and challenges of adopting digital technologies by African language media: the Yoruba example.' In: Salawu, Abiodun, (ed.), African Language Digital Media and Communication. Oxfordshire: Routledge, pp. 209-215. (Routledge Contemporary Africa)
Journal Article
Osunnuga, Tola (2021) 'Bílíkísù Sùǹgbọ́n, Akọni Obìnrin Mánigbàgbé [Bilikisu Sungbon, an unforgettable heroine].' Langbaasa: Journal of Yoruba Studies, 13 (1). pp. 37-49.
Osunnuga, Tola (2018) 'Stylolinguistic perspective of syntactic techniques in the art of Yorùbá newspaper writing.' Studies in Yoruba Culture, Language and Literature, Festschrift in Honour of Professor Olugboyega Alaba.. pp. 901-916.
Osunnuga, Tola (2017) 'A survey of the content and column of the contemporary Yoruba newspaper.' Festschrift in Honour of Professor Philip Adedotun Ogundeji, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. (Forthcoming)
Osunnuga, Tola (2016) 'Graphological foregrounding in contemporary Yorùbá newspapers.' Ihafa: Journal of African Studies, 8 (1). pp. 54-72.
Osunnuga, Tola (2014) 'Foregrounding and Lexical Deviation: A Case Study of Loan Words in Yorùbá Newspapers.' Ihafa: Journal of African Studies, 6 (1). pp. 117-136.
Osunnuga, Tola (2013) 'Investigating Ambiguity in Headlines of Contemporary Yorùbá Newspapers.' Linguistics and Literature Studies, 1 (2). pp. 61-65.
Osunnuga, Tola (2006) 'Linguistics Strategies Employed in Yoruba Newspaper Reporting.' Journal of Man and Society, 8 (2). pp. 45-61.
Osunnuga, Tola (2003) 'Communicative Techniques of Yoruba Newspapers.' EDUCERE: Journal of Educational research, 1 (1). pp. 36-48.
Osunnuga, Tola (2000) 'Issues in Yoruba Oral Performance.' Journal of Vocational Arts and Social Studies, 3 (1). pp. 14-23.
Conference or Workshop Items
Osunnuga, Tola (2017) A Phraseo-stylistic analysis of the idiom of the Yorùbá newspaper writers. In: The Yoruba Nation and Politics Since the Nineteenth Century: A Conference in Honor of Professor J.A Atanda. (Unpublished)