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[Francois BAIMADA GIGLA]

Dear prof,
I am a young Sociolinguist and Lecturer and my fields of work and
research is Islamic language Management and bilingualism in which I
have published several articles (list below) and I have a book project
on the Languages of Islam in Sub Sahara Africa. I have also attended
conferences on religious language management. and I am soon defending
my PhD on the topic: LANGUAGE USE IN THE ISLAMIC FAITH IN THE THREE
REGIONS OF NORTHERN CAMEROON.
I am also a Lecturer in the Department of Bilingual Letters of the
Facculty of Letters and Social Sciences.
Dear Prof, I wrote to Prof Bernard Spolsky of Bar-Ilan University to
ask for possible fellowship grants. He referred me to you.  I wish
your help for a fellowship which can help me further my research and
share my experience with other scholars in any institution, given that
there is none in Cameroon.

Below are my publications and research works.
Baimada Gigla F(2012). Language Use in the Islamic Faith in the Three
Regions of Northern Cameroo (PhD Thesis, defence soon, University of
Yaoundé I)
Baimada Gigla F (2007). English in French Medium Primary Schools in
Cameroon: an Assessment Based on some Schools. DEA Thesis, University
of Yaoundé I
Baimada Gigla F(2006). Arabic in Primary Schools in Cameroon: a Case
Study of Al- Haramain 	and the 	Islamic School of Yaoundé. Maitrise
thesis University of Yaoundé I

                                             ARTICLES

	Baimada Gigla, F (2010). Languaging through religion: Fulfulde,
Kanuri, 	Wandala, 	Shuwa Arabic and Islam in Northern Cameroon. Kaliao
	University of Maroua-	Cameroon, 2 ( 3), March 2010 pp. 169-186
	Kouega and Baimada Gigla (2012). Language use in the Islamic faith
in 	Cameroon: 	The case of a mosque in the city of Maroua.  Journal of
	Language and Culture 	Vol. 3 (1), pp. 10-19, January 2012 Available
	online 	http://www.academicjournals.org/JLC
	Baimada Gigla, F (2012). Diversity and oneness, distinction or
extinction: 	renegotiating 	linguistic rights for minority groups in
northern 	Cameroon, in 	Gwoda Abel, A and 	Alawadi Zelao (Eds) Le
	Nord-Cameroun à l’Epreuve des 	Pluralismes. Paris:	L’Harmattan pp.
	99-127
	Baimada Gigla, F (2013).Extinction or Distinction of Northern
Cameroon 	Native 	Languages: from Ecolinguistics to Linguistic Rights,
in Clément Dili 	Palaï and 	Etuge Apuge (Eds) Langage, Littérature et
Education au 	Cameroun (Language, 	Literature and Education in
Cameroon). L’Harmattan 	PP. 13-30
	Baimada Gigla, F (in press).  On Killer Languages, Language Killers
and 		Linguistic 	Genocide in Far North Cameroon: the Fate of some
Chadic 	Languages.
	Baimada Gigla, F (in press). The Stakes of Native and Official
Language in 	Education 	Management at the Basic Level in Northern
Cameroon

I look forward to hearing from you
Regards
-- 
François BAIMADA GIGLA
Lecturer-Researcher (English Language)
Dept. of Bilingual Letters
Faculty of Letters and Social Sciences
University of Maroua
Cameroon

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