Dike Vivian Chioma

Dike Vivian Chioma is a Nigerian scholar and doctoral student at Godfrey Okoye University, Enugu. She holds a B.A. in English and Literary Studies from Madonna University, Elele, and an M.A. in English and Literary Studies from Rivers State University. Her research explores the intersections of language, digital humanities, and discourse, with a focus on how language shapes cultural narratives and digital communication.

Her published works appear in peer-reviewed journals, addressing themes such as syntactic fragmentation in poetry, discourse of death in literature, and entrepreneurial English in STEM contexts. Notable publications include Igbo Clitics as Agreement Markers, A Morphosyntactic Analysis of Grammatical Number in English and Igbo Languages, and Achalugo, I Am Going to Marry You: Nollywood’s Viral Dialogue and the Commercialization of Indigenous Language in Nigerian Popular Culture.

Research Interests: Language Studies, Digital Humanities, Discourse Analysis, Language and Culture, Literary Pedagogy