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FUOYE Academic Staff Profile

Mrs. Oluwabusayo Foluso Fafiyebi

Assistant Lecturer

Department of English and Literary Studies, Faculty of Arts

Area of Specialization: Lexical Semantics, Sociolinguistics, Gender Studies, Pragmatics, and Discourse Analysis

Biography

I am an Assistant Lecturer in the Department of English and Literary Studies, Faculty of Arts, Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria. I joined the University in 2024 and am dedicated to teaching, research, and community service. In addition, I am committed to mentoring students and participating in departmental and university service.
I hold a Master of Arts (M.A.) in English language from Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti (EKSU) in 2016, and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in English and Literary Studies from the University of Ado-Ekiti (UNAD) in 2007. I am pursuing a Ph.D. programme to contribute to the field of language studies.
My research interests span Lexical Semantics, Sociolinguistics, Gender Studies, Pragmatics, and Discourse Analysis. My research focuses on language use in social and literary contexts, particularly how language choices shape meaning, identity, culture, and communication.
I am a member of the English Scholars’ Association of Nigeria (ESAN).
My academic vision is to become a leading scholar whose teaching, research, publications, and community engagement contributes significantly to the advancement of English language scholarship in Nigeria and beyond.

Qualifications

DegreeInstitutionYear
B.A. English and Literary StudiesUniversity of Ado-Ekiti2007
M.A. English LanguageEkiti State University, Ado-Ekiti2016

Membership of Professional Bodies

 English Scholars’ Association of Nigeria (ESAN) · 2025 till date

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Undergraduate Project Supervision

Blessing Aduragbemi Olatunbosun · 2024/2025

A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Communicative Strategies in Selected Nigerian Gospel Music

Ifeoluwa Motunrayo Owolabi · 2024/2025

Analysis of Pragmatic Strategies in Political Advertisements in Nigeria

Kehinde Mary Okesanya · 2024/2025

The Effects of Pidgin English on the Use of English of Nigerian Undergraduates: A Case Study of Students of the Federal University, Oye Ekiti

Opeyemi Jeremiah · 2024/2025

The Impact of Mother Tongue on Students' Performance in English Language of Selected Secondary Schools in Oye-Ekiti

Promise Oluwaferanmi Oyelade · 2024/2025

Regional Lexico-Semantic Variation in Nigerian English: A Case Study of Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart and Wole Soyinka’s Death and The King's Horseman

Queen Ayobami Alabi · 2024/2025

Lexico-Semantic Analysis of Social Media Communication among Nigerian Youths

Kabiru Remilekun Olajire · 2025/2026

Discourse Analysis of Daily Communication and Conflict Resolution among Students of the Federal University, Oye Ekiti.

Evelyn Olamide Adebayo · 2025/2026

The Psychological Consequences of Obedience to Patriarchal Norms in Yejide Kikanko’s Daughters Who Walk This Path and Sefi Atta’s Everything Good Will Come

Jumoke Anuoluwapo Agunbiade · 2025/2026

Portrayal of Youth Unemployment and Economic Hardship in Contemporary Nigerian Fiction: A Study of Akwaeke Emezi's Little Rot and Chibundu Onuzo's Welcome to Lagos.

Eniola Mojolajesu Ojo · 2025/2026

A Pragmatic Analysis on Social Media Communication: A Case Study of Language Use in Taooma's Comical Series

Justinah Oluwajuwon Akinleye · 2025/2026

The Role of Intonation in Conveying Meaning in Spoken Nigerian: A Case Study of Bilingual Undergraduates in the Federal University of Oye-Ekiti

Boluwade Sodiq Mojibola · 2025/2026

A Semantic Study of Slang among Nigerian Youth on Social Media

Timileyin David Odedele · 2025/2026

The Communication Strategies among Traders: A Case Study of Ayegbaju and Oye Ekiti Market Settings

Oluwafolakemi Mercy Akindoyin · 2025/2026

The Struggle for Female Autonomy in a Patriarchal Society: A Study of Two Selected Texts

Rebecca Oyenike Oyedele · 2025/2026

The Portrayal of Traditional and Modern Nigerian Women. A Critical Analysis of the Selected Nigerian Literary Texts

John Blessing Olajide · 2025/2026

A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Language Use Patterns in Saidi Osupa's Songs

Iyanuoluwapo Elizabeth Ogunmade · 2025/2026

Language and the #EndSARS Movement: Exploring Miscommunication Dynamics in Nigeria’s Protest Discourse

Adedolapo Faith Adams · 2025/2026

Negotiating Agency and silence: the female voice in forced marriages in Yejide Kilanko's A Good Name and Folusho Agbaje's The Palour Wife

Aminat Ayomide Alase · 2025/2026

A Comparative Study of Language Use among Nigerian Youths across Social Media Platforms, using Facebook and TikTok as a Case Study

Boluwatife Damilola Olanrewaju · 2025/2026

Reversing the Gendered Narrative: Emotional Silence, Societal Pressure, and Power Dynamics in Selected African Novels

Idowu Temitope Oladipo · 2025/2026

Representation of Women and Womanhood in Nawal El Saadawi’s Woman at Point Zero and Buchi Emecheta’s The Joys of Motherhood

Oluwafisayomi Adebayo · 2025/2026

Generational Shift in Gender Roles and Expectations in Selected Nollywood Films using Living in Bondage, The Smart Money Woman, and What's the Big Deal about Marriage

Damilola Olatunji Agidigbi · 2025/2026

A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Regional Nigerian English: Linguistic Features and its Implications

Alex Ayomide Esho · 2025/2026

A Lexico-semantic Analysis of Lexical Innovations and Semantic Shift in Tech Discourse on Reddit.

Course Teaching

ENG101 · 2024/2025/1st Semester

A Survey of English Language

ENG205 · 2024/2025/1st Semester

Advanced English Composition I

ELS309 · 2024/2025/1st Semester

English Language in Nigeria

ENG206 · 2024/2025/2nd Semester

Language and Society

ENG308 · 2024/2025/2nd Semester

Semantics of English

ENG101 · 2025/2026/1st Semester

A Survey of English Language

ENG305 · 2025/2026/1st Semester

Sociolinguistics of English

GST102: · 2025/2026/2nd Semester

Communication in English II

ENG202 · 2025/2026/2nd Semester

English and Literature in Entrepreneurship

ENG304 · 2025/2026/2nd Semester

Semantics of English

ELS408 · 2025/2026/2nd Semester

Language & National Development

Professional Skill

Communication skills

Ability to communicate effectively in both written and spoken English

writing and editing skills

Ability to write, edit, proofread, and produce accurate documents

Selected Publications

Text Typology: A Corpus-Based Text Linguistic Exploration of the Old and New Testaments

Authors: Samuel Oyeyemi Agbeleoba Ph.D, Busayo Rebecca Ajayi-Owoyemi, Clement Temitope Ogunlesi Ph.D, Oluwabusayo Foluso Fafiyebi, Peter Adedayo Agbeleoba

MSW MANAGEMENT -Multidisciplinary, Scientific Work and Management Journal • 2026

Open publication

A Critical Discourse Analysis of Commentaries on Nigeria’s Super Eagles’ Matches at the African Cup of Nations 2023

Authors: Elijah Ajigbotoluwa1, Adetutu Aragbuwa, Ph.D², Samuel Oyeyemi Agbeleoba, Ph.D³, Oluwabusayo Foluso Fafiyebi⁴

GAS Journal of Education and Literature (GASJEL) • 2025

Open publication

A Speech Act Analysis of the Utterances of Selected Key Actors in the Russian/Ukrainian Crisis: Pragmatics

Authors: Damilola Oluseyi Fafiyebi, Oluwabusayo Foluso Fafiyebi

International Journal of Language and Literary Studies • 2025

Open publication

Lexical Creation in Nigerian English: A Study of Femi Osofisan’s Moruntodun in Morountodun and Other Plays

Authors: Dada Samuel Ayodele, *Oluwabusayo Foluso Fafiyebi

OBITUN Journal of The Humanities • 2017

Open publication

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