OSASS: Oye Studies in the Arts and Social Sciences is the Academic journal of the faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Federal University OyeEkiti, Nigeria. The Volume I of this journal was published in JUNE 2014 with the following contributors and essays;

Pronunciation Problems of Mwaghavul Speakers of English: A Contrastive Analysis.

IBUKUN FILANI

Exchange Rate Volatility and Foreign Capital Inflow Nexus: Evidence from Nigeria.

DITIMI AMASOMA, IFEAKACHUKWU PHILIP NWOSA & MARY MODUPE FASORANTI

Understanding Ethnicity and Identity through Ethnographic Details Deposit in Drama and Threatre, A review of Four African Plays

ADEMAKINWA ADEBISI & ADEYEMI, OLUSOLA SMITH

Rhetoric and Ideology: A Discourse-Stylistic Analysis of Bishop Oyedepo’s Keynote Address at the 26^th Conference of Avenu

IKENNA KAMALU and ISAAC TAMUNOBELEMA

Condom Use Attitude and Self-Efficacy as Determinants of Sexual Risk Behavaiouramong Long Distance Truck Drivers in Lagos, Nigeria

ABIODUN MUSBAU LAWAL

The Effect of Internet Use on Customers-Staff Social Interaction in Selected Banks in Southwestern Nigeria.

TAIWO OLABODE KOLAWOLE

Myth and the African Playwright: Osofican’s Craft in Morountodun

OMEH OBASI NGWOKE

Phenomenological Approach to the Study of Traditional Medicine: A case Study of Emu Clan of Delta State

KINGSLEY I. OWETE

Symbolic Surbordination: Subjectivity and the Activism of Liberation in Soyinka and Armah

CHINYELU CHIGOZIE AGWU

Power, Responsibility and Language: Soyinka’s A Play of Giants and the Conative Function

VICTORIA OLUWAMAYOWA OGUNKUNLE

Maghrebian Literature and the Politics of Ex(In)Clusion

KAYODE ATILADE

The Challenges of Designing Epic Performances for Fledgling University-Based Theatre: Fuoye Theatre As Example

BAKARE, EGURIASE LILIAN

The Legal Interpretations of the Modal Auxiliaries “May” and “Shall”, Through the Cases

WASIU ADEMOLA OYEDOKUN-ALLI

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