#ijels

[hmshermitcraft]

any ijels headcanons? i need more of these guys

Wels' magic has never been obvious. Sure, people describe his singing as magical, but they don't realise just how true those words are. Wordplay is a hard craft to master. There's weight in every choice, every syllable and synonym. Misplaced intention could send the whole thing awry.

Jevin finds it fascinating. He stumbled on Wels enchanting his sword with softly sung rhymes, stroking the blade as it shone with refined purpose. Wels had stumbled over his explanation, only to smile when he found out Jevin was genuinely interested.

They spent a lot of time together, after that, with the excuse of watching Wels do magic. Jevin likes to tease him about being the world's strangest bard, and Wels will always laugh. They don't need the magic excuse anymore - they can just call them dates. But Jevin still sleeps best listening to Wels sing.

[silverislander]

ok i just finally finished lagoon. ohhh my god i am so excited to discuss this in class

[transgenderer]

so from what i understand, there's like dozens of cultures in africa with a tradition of "clothing yourself in a god", putting on regalia to become the embodiment of a god (presumably from a common source? or cross cultural influence?) (also, my favorite is definitely the ijele). and you also get this across melanesia, masks+costumes to embody the god, or at least ancestors (cleanly distinct?). but i THINK the aztecs are the only literate culture with this tradition (ixiptlas). which is kinda weird, and very frustrating. the concept of the ixiptla is so good

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Teni - Case (Lyrics)

Teni Case Lyrics Eye hey hey, huh oh oh (Dr. Dolor Entertainment)Pem pem, ijele bemPem pem, ijele bemPem pem, ijele bem(Jaysynths on the beat) I slap police for your case oI go to war for your case oI go to court for your caseI climb the bridge for your case oEnter water for your case oI punch judge for your case oAnything you want baby, get for you baby For your case oooo, elele leFor your…

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Flavour Nabania Profile

Chinedu Okoli born 23 November 1983, better known by his stage name Flavour N'abania or simply Flavour, is a Nigerian singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and performer. He began his musical career as a drummer for a local church. Flavour is popularly known across Africa and the world for his hit song "Nwa Baby (Ashawo Remix)". He is currently signed to 2nite Entertainment.

In 2005, he released his self-titled debut album N'abania.In 2010,Flavour released his second studio album Uplifted. It was supported by the singles "Nwa Baby (Ashawo Remix)", "Adamma", and "Oyi Remix". The album's success made Flavour one of Africa's most sought out artists. Flavour was booked to perform at numerous concerts and social events following Uplifted's release.

Flavour, who is well known for his ability to sing fluently in the Igbo language, was born in Enugu State, Nigeria. His family is originally from Umunze in Orumba South LGA, Anambra State, Nigeria. Flavour began his music career at the age of 13 when he started playing the drums for his church choir in Enugu. The resident pastor at his church introduced him to a friend, Chris I. Ordor, the CEO of SoundCity Communications. In 1996, Flavour was invited to join the company on an educational scholarship to study music. After three years of playing the drums, Flavour started playing the drums professionally. In 1999, Flavour moved on from playing the drums and started playing the keyboard. He also used to provide backing vocals for other musicians at SoundCity.

At the age of 19, Flavour emerged unto Nigeria's musical scene as a drummer and pianist for a local Enugu band. After learning to play drums professionally, Flavour received an offer to perform at City Centre, Enugu. The massive crowd at City Centre inspired him to gain new grounds and reach great heights. Flavour's educational background in music enabled him to learn music production from Dekumzy, Isi Charles and Nnachie.

n 2005, Flavour released his debut album N'abania through Obaino Music. The album's success was relative and limited to Eastern Nigeria, particularly Enugu State. Flavour collaborated with Mr Raw on the album's lead single titled "N'abania". The song was recorded at Kingsley Ogoro's music studio in Lagos, Nigeria.

Following the relative success of his debut album, Flavour released Uplifted in 2010. While working on the album, Flavour believed the album would surpass his previous works. Flavour's projection came true when the album broke national barriers. Lolhiphop Records, an established record label in South Africa, released the album after popular demand. The album's top singles include "Nwa Baby (Ashawo Remix)", "Adamma", and "Oyi Remix" featuring Tiwa Savage.

Blessed was released on 18 October 2012 through 2nite Entertainment and iROCKING LTD. The album is the successor to Uplifted. It is arguably Flavour's biggest album to date due to the number of producers that worked on it. It was launched on the same day of Flavour's 2nite Club grand opening. In an interview with iROKTV, Flavour said: "I think I'm growing. This is my third album... Now it's time to give them the music, like define myself. I have to be more mature with my music, lyrics and instrumentation wise. I worked with tons of producers and the whole production process made sense."

Thankful was released in December 2014. The album consists of 22 tracks and runs for one hour seventeen minutes. Receiving generally positive reviews from critics, Thankful sold thousands of copies and features hit tracks such as the love ballad "Ololufe" featuring Chidinma and the fast-tempo Afro-Pop song "Wake Up" feat. Wande Coal.

Ijele The Traveller is the latest album released in 2017. It contains 17 tracks – including a track featuring a blind Liberian fan.

In 2018 he issued two singles, "Crazy love" joining force with mama. Africa Yemi Alade as Flavour Nabania and "Yemi Alade"Later that year, He came up with another traditional song "Awele" Featuring the igbo traditional duo Umu Obiligbo.

On 29 August 2012, Nigerian Entertainment Today reported that Flavour N'abania was involved in a legal battle with Ghanaian duo Wutah, over the alleged theft of "Kwarikwa". According to the article, "Kwarikwa" is an exact replica of Kotosa, a song made by the aforementioned duo. The singing duo accused Flavour N'abania of stealing their song's rhythm, chorus, and tempo.

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English Literature Journals in India

English literature journals in India play a crucial role in the academic and literary landscape. They provide a platform for scholars, researchers, and enthusiasts to publish their work, share new insights, and engage in intellectual discourse. Here’s an overview of some notable aspects and examples of English works journals in India.

Importance of English Literature Journals

Academic Exchange: These journals smooth the exchange of ideas and research findings, contributing to the academic community's growth.

Research Dissemination: They help in disseminating research to a wider audience, ensuring that valuable insights and discoveries are accessible.

Literary Criticism and Analysis: Journals often feature critical analyses and reviews of contemporary and classical literature, providing diverse perspectives on various works.

Cultural Insight: They offer a glimpse into the cultural and literary trends within India, showcasing local and regional literature alongside global works.

Key Considerations When Choosing a Journal

When selecting an English literature journal for publishing your work, consider the following factors:

Reputation and Validity: Ensure the journal is reputable and indexed in recognized databases like ISSN (International Standard Serial Number).

Editorial Board: Check the qualifications and expertise of the editorial board. A strong editorial team often indicates rigorous peer review and high publication standards.

Publication Fees: Be aware of any submission or publication fees. Some journals are open access, which may require payment, while others are subscription-based.

Review Process: Understand the journal’s review process, including timelines and the nature of feedback provided.

Notable English Literature Journals in India

Here are a few well-regarded English literature journals in India:

International Journal of English and Literature (IJEL): This journal publishes research papers, reviews, and critical essays on English literature from all periods and regions.

Indian Journal of Comparative Literature and Translation Studies: Focuses on comparative literature and translation studies, offering insights into literary exchanges across languages and cultures.

Journal of Postcolonial Writing: Explores postcolonial literature, addressing themes of colonialism, identity, and resistance.

Example: International Journal for Research Trends in Social Science & Humanities (IJRTSSH)

The International Journal for Research Trends in Social Science & Humanities (IJRTSSH) is an excellent example of a comprehensive journal that publishes articles on English literature and other humanities disciplines. It emphasizes high-quality, peer-reviewed research and offers a platform for both emerging and established scholars. The journal covers a wide array of topics, from literary theory and criticism to studies on specific authors and texts.

Conclusion

English literature journals in India are vital for nurturing and promoting literary scholarship. They offer a rich repository of knowledge, foster academic collaboration, and contribute to the global understanding of English literature. Whether you are a researcher looking to publish your work or a reader seeking to explore literary studies, these journals provide valuable resources and insights.

For more information on English literature journals, you can visit the International Journal for Research Trends in Social Science & Humanities (IJRTSSH).

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Thank you Ijele For Raising This Young Man... Respect 🙏❤️

[hmshermitcraft]

Pirates are swag but what about space pirates!!

The hermit's ship is massive, larger than most pirating ships. The hermits don't need the stealth of speed that other crews have, even though they still have both thanks to doc and tango being absolutely insane with upgrades.

The name changes depending on who you ask. to xisuma, the captain and navigator, the ship is called hermitcraft. To grian, the resident pesky bird and main thief, it's called the barge and doc insists on calling it the hermatrix. One thing everyone on crew can call the ship is Home.

Etho is a mechanic who generally minds his business and seemingly lives in the vents and his partner Cleo is in charge of distraction tactics whenever they go in for a pillage. She has the ability to string up people like mannequins, which is as terrifying as it sounds. Their partner Bdubs is a gardener and makes sure that food and o2 levels are doing good.

Jevin is a stowaway that they didn't notice arriving but can't remember not having, and being made of goop allows for incredible stealth at high speeds. Wels comes and goes, on and off the ship usually whenever he feels like it but when he is around, jevin will goop on over to "annoy" him. Wels secretly loves it.

Etho found doc when he was a kid and they stuck together until beef and Bdubs found them both and rounded them up to join the crew. Nobody knows what doc is exactly, just that he's physically unstable and keeps changing from in times of stress or excitement. The only thing that stays consistent is the prosthetics and the Crocs.

Xisuma couldn't be more proud of his crew. Theyre a big hodgepodge of love, some romantic, some platonic, some familial, but that's why they're so strong against adversaries. They aren't coworkers or business partners, they're family.

Even as he takes a step back from being the captain to play music through the intercoms, he knows he'll never leave them behind.

Technology exists on their ship that doesn't anywhere else. A side effect of Doc and Tango's tinkering, Impulse and Mumbo's focus on efficiency and Zed and Etho's completely bizarre ideas that somehow work. They're undefeated in a fight (well, besides that one time they lost on purpose as a trap but that doesn't count.)

They also work hard to make sure nobody is left behind. Hermits come and go, but they never lose the protection of the family.

Jevin occasionally joins Wels on his jobs. And despite how he lives to annoy Wels, Wels never complains. When it comes down to it, Jev knows how to get a job done fast. And it's no way related to how that gets Wels home faster.

Etho often uses the vents as a way to reach Bdubs' gardens. It's the quickest way there, plus Etho is probably already in one! Then it's just a quick tuck and roll and the sound of Bdubs screaming. No matter how many times, Bdubs still jumps. And Cleo still laughs at him for it.

Nowadays, they don't feel the need to pillage as much. They're pretty much self-sufficient. But, they are known to take down the occasional corrupt corporation or government - just to keep things exciting.

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Flavour - Fearless Lyrics

Flavour - Fearless Lyrics Flavour - Fearless Lyrics Give me chance Anochikwena uzo I kwụchikwee m uzo, na aga m ajamukwa gi, kpowai Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi The king is here, make everybody dobale oh Ị ma na Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi Anya fulu ugo daa, na adaa afu ugo daadaa Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi The king is here, make everybody prostrate oh I ma na Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi Fearless, atuegwu I si na o ma mba, o buru ogwu na o ma nle Fearless, lion heart I si na o ma mba, o buru ogwu na o ma nle Unshakable, unstoppable Ijele nnwa, mmanwụ jee, mmanwụ anaa Agbala nnwa, ọ kwụlụ, ọ kaa Ejyk Nwamba, ọọ salụgo ọkụ Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi The king is here, make everybody dobale oh I ma na Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi Anya fulu ugo daa, na adaa afu ugo daadaa Ijele pụta, mmanwụ kwụ n'ọgbọ ga-echelụgodi The king is here, make everybody prostrate oh Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi Ah eh, ogbo ogu adigo tight oh I bukwa ike, i bukwa ike e ji eme odogwu? Ah eh, ogbo ogu adigo tight oh I bukwa ike, i bukwa ike e ji aba mba? Ihewe ejewe eme oh Ah eh, ogbo ogu adigo tight oh I bukwa ike, i bukwa ike e ji eme odogwu? Anyi aputa ogbo Ah eh, ogbo ogu adigo tight oh Oo salugo oku I bukwa ike, i bukwa ike e ji aba mba? Fearless, atuegwu I si na o ma mba, o buru ogwu na o ma nle Fearless, lion heart I si na o ma mba, o buru ogwu na o ma nle Unshakable, unstoppable Ijele nnwa, mmanwụ jee, mmanwụ anaa Agbala nnwa, o kwulu, o kaa Ejyk Nwamba, oo salugo oku Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-apasagodi aru I ma na Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi Anya fulu ugo daa, na adaa afu ugo daadaa Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi I ma na Ijele puta, mmanwu kwu n'ogbo ga-echelugodi Read the full article

[shopijele]

Top 5 women’s fashion dresses by Ijele

Finding women’s fashion dresses isn’t tough. But if you’re specifically looking for authentic Afrocentric fashion in Canada, you need to do a little research. After all, not every online store offers the best dresses. Well, you can trust Ijele. This retailer is known for authentic yet trendy options. Let’s look at the top five dresses from this platform.

1. Nnebugo - The Reversible Showstopper

First up, we have the Nnebugo dress. It’s a reversible coat that's like having two stunning dresses in one. This versatile fashion statement features two distinct Ankara prints, which lets you to switch things up depending on your mood or the occasion. It's like a fashion mood ring!

With its striking design and cultural flair, the Nnebugo coat adds a touch of elegance and tradition to your wardrobe while offering the versatility to slay two vibrant Ankara patterns. It's a fashion chameleon for the bold and the beautiful.

2. Uloma Skater Dress - Culture Meets Elegance

If you're all about cultural charm and intricate elegance, the Uloma Skater Dress is your jam. This dress is all about contrasts, featuring an unlined eyelet lace upper bodice for delicacy and sophistication. Below, the Ankara fabric forms a flared skirt that oozes vibrancy and tradition. It's like a high-fashion mullet – business at the top, party at the bottom.

3. Udala Dress - Asymmetrical Awesomeness

Now, let's talk about the Udala Dress. This dress is like a Picasso painting on fabric, boasting a contemporary silhouette with an asymmetrical hemline that adds a dash of edginess. The top half features a drop-shoulder style adorned with a chic knotted sleeve detail, creating a harmonious blend of asymmetry and creativity.

4. Nneoma Dress - Timeless Sophistication

One of the popular women's fancy dresses, The Nneoma Dress is for those who believe that less is more. It's an elegant and eye-catching ensemble featuring a long black cotton dress adorned with a sizable Ankara flower patch. The dress embodies timeless sophistication with its flowing silhouette and classic hue. It's simplicity with a burst of cultural flair.

5. Kaego Dress - Flare and Elegance Unite

Last but certainly not least is the Kaego Dress. It's a masterclass in cultural flair and intricate elegance. This long flare skirted dress is paired with a Chantilly lace upper, adorned with a luxurious velvet band detail. It's a touch of formality wrapped in the elegance of Ankara and lace.

So, which one are you ordering today? You can pay using one of the major modes like Amex, Visa, GPay, etc. Grab your fave dress now: https://www.shopijele.com/.

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By • Olalekan Fagbade Kogi guber poll: Dont set the State on fire, accept defeat in good faith – Women, youths tell SDP Women and youth groups in Kogi on Saturday pleaded with the Governorship candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Alh. Muritala Yakubu-Ajaka to accept the result of the Nov. 11 governorship election in good faith. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the groups, who staged a rally round the streets of Lokoja metropolis carrying placards with various inscriptions, begged Yakubu-Ajaka and his supporters not to do anything that would set the state on fire. The groups said that Kogi belongs to all indigenes and residents alike irrespective of political, tribal or religious leanings, and must be cherished, nurtured and preserved, not to be burnt down. Mr John Dele, who spoke on behalf of the youth said nothing must be allowed to affect the peace being enjoyed in the state under the administration of Gov. Yahaya Bello. “Our joy is that the off-cycle governorship election was the freest and fairest in the history of our state. “We, therefore, urged aggrieved parties, who might still want to contest its outcome to go about it in line with laid down guidelines instead of harassing the electoral umpire and the opposition,” he said. Dele called on security agencies to rise to the occasion to maintain the existing peace in the state. He also urged the Governor-elect, Usman Ododo, to ensure that the incumbent’s legacies in the area of peace and security were sustained. He cautioned SDP and its supporters not to heat the polity unnecessarily with actions capable of burning down the state. “Elections have come and gone and someone has won. If you’re aggrieved, follow the right channel,” he said. Also speaking on behalf of the women, Ireti olukomogbon, said that the SDP candidate was trying to set the people against INEC with unfounded allegations. She said the governorship election in Kogi was free and fair and appealed to the SDP candidate and his supporters to embrace peace and work together with the candidate that won. “Kogi people have shown clearly that they stand with the Kogi Agenda with their votes. If you’re aggrieved, go to court the proper way. As for the youths and women demography, we will support Alh. Usman Ododo to succeed,” she said. Responding to the protest, Mr Isaiah Ijele, SDP Director of New Media, Muri/Sam Campaign Council, said the protests was stage-managed by APC against SDP and its governorship candidate. He denied the involvement of his party in any act of violence in the state as a fallout of the Nov. 11 governorship poll. “We, hereby, call for the arrest and prosecution of all those involved in the protests, inciting violence and making provocative statements,” he said. (NAN) ===========

[inclusiveuniversity]

The Challenges Experienced by Visually Impaired Students in Moroccan Universities

DOI: 10.22161/ijels.84.36

The current study aimed to investigate the challenges and barriers faced by visually impaired students in an educational environment, particularly in Moroccan universities. To identify these challenges and barriers, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 15 visually impaired students from the majority of Moroccan universities to explain the challenges these students experienced in their studies, mainly during the exam. Equally important, this research examines the impact of these challenges on the academic performance of this kind of population with disabilities in Morocco. The study found that visually impaired students experienced four main challenges in Moroccan Universities: administrative, academic, environmental, and social difficulties. Based on these findings, a set of recommendations to Moroccan policymakers was made to respond properly to the needs of persons with disabilities and deal with the challenges that visually impaired students face when learning and taking exams in higher education regularly. Indeed, this research will play a crucial role in raising the awareness of Moroccan universities about the meaning of inclusive education and the importance of creating an inclusive and diverse environment in which visually impaired students can lean equally as their non-visually impaired peers can.

Keywords: Visually impaired, inclusive education, discrimination, inequality, challenges.