 Felix Abidemi Fabunmi : Felix Abidemi Fabunmi je ojogbon Professor ninu imo eda-ede Linguistics ati ede Yoruba Yoruba Language ni Eka-Eko Imo Eda-ede ati Awon Ede Adulawo Department of Linguistics and African Languages ni Yunifásítì Ọbáfẹmi Awólọwọ ni Ile-Ife , Nigeria. Ni odun 2006 ni o gba oye ijinle omowe PhD. Apileko re da lori Mofoli, eka-ede Yoruba kan ti won n so ni ile Bene Benin Republic. Akori iwe apileko akogboye naa ni Asiko ati Iba-Isele ninu Eka-ede Yoruba Mofoli Tense and Aspect in the Mofoli Dialect of Yoruba. Opolopo ise ni o ti se lori ede Yoruba. O gba oye imo ijinle akoko BA Yoruba lodun 1992, oun lo gbegba oroke ju: First Class Honours. Lodun 1998 lo gba oye imo ijinle keji MA Yoruba Language; bakan naa lo tun gba oye imo ijinle keji miiran MA Linguistics lodun 2004 ni Yunifasiti ilu Ibadan. Obafemi Awolowo University lo ti gba oye omowe PhD Yoruba Language  Linguistics ni 2006. Lodun 2013 ni Felix Abidemi Fabunmi di ojogbon ni Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. O tun gba oye imo ijinle miiran lori eko Tiologi Theology - M.Div.Th lodun 2018 lati ile-eko giga ti awon oniwaasu: the Nigerian Baptist Theological Seminary, Ogbomoso, Nigeria. Oun naa lo tun gbegba oroke ju lo laarin awon akekoo kilaasi re. Akori ise apileko M.Div.Th re ni: Contemporary Evangelistic and Church Growth Strategies in Ebenezer Baptist Church, Ile-Ife.Lodun 1993 ni Ojogbon Felix Abidemi Fabunmi bere ise oluko ni OAU Ile-Ife. O di Olori Eka-Eko HoD Imo Eda-ede ati Ede Adulawo Acting Head, Department of Linguistics and African Languages OAU Ile-Ife lodun 2007. Die lara awon ise to ti fi koni niwonyi: YOR 105-Introduction to the Study of Language; YOR 106-General Phonetics; YOR 207-Phonology of Yoruba; YOR209-Introduction to Morphology; YOR301-Yoruba Syntax II; YOR 305-Grammar of the Yoruba Language from the Earliest to the Present; YOR407-Dialects of the Yoruba Language; YOR 402-Topics in the Structure of Yoruba; LIN 101-Language  Linguistics; LIN 103-Basic Grammatical Concepts; LIN 105-The Production of Speech I; LIN 102-Languages in Nigeria; LIN 104-Language Use  Language Attitudes; LIN 106-The Production of Speech II; LIN201-Basic Grammar; LIN207-Introduction to Sociolinguistics; LIN303-Semantics; LIN305-Transformational Grammar; LIN307-Morphology; LIN309-Phonology; LIN405-Transformational Grammar III; LIN302-Linguistics for Students of Literature; LIN304-Linguistics and Languages Teaching; LIN310-Linguistics and Translation; LIN204-The Production of Speech IV; LIN206-Basic Grammar II; LIN102 Languages in Nigeria; LIN402-Pidgin  Creole Languages; LIN408-Lexicography; LIN601 General Phonetics; LIN603-Syntactic Descriptions; YOR601-The Phonology of Yoruba;YOR602-Yoruba Verb Phrase; etc.Ojogbon Felix Abidemi Fabunmi ti sise iwadii lori ede Yoruba, imo eda-ede Yoruba; o tun n sise lori awon eka-ede Yoruba paapaa ju lo awon eka-ede Yoruba to wa leyin-odi Naijiria. Die lara awon ise re to ti te jade niwonyi:2001.Notes on Ijesa Tense and aspect Marking, Studies in African Linguistics, 30,1:113-1142002. Contextualised Theory of Beauty as a Pivot in Yoruba Oratures, Journal of languages and Literatures, 2,12:106-1172003.A GPSG Appraisal of Sequential Distribution of Auxiliary Verbs in Ijesa Dialect of Yoruba, Nordic Journal of African Studies, 12,3:337-348.2004. The Status of Yoruba Dialects in Communicative Conpetence and Language Proficiency, Africa Development, xxix, 3:103-113.2005. Fabunmi  Salawu. Is Yoruba an Endangered Language?, Nordic Journal of African Studies, 14, 3:391-408. 2006. Various Grammar of the Yoruba Language From Earliest to the Latest, An Encyclopaedia of the Arts, 12, 1:14-27.2007. A Linguistic Introduction to the Mofoli Dialect of Yoruba, Nigerian Languages, Literatures, Culture and Reforms, No 6:487-504.2008. The Syntax of Auxiliaries in the Yoruba Proverbs, Languages and Linguistics in Nigeria, 7:89-109.2009a. A GPSG Strcuture of Aspect in Yoruba-Akoko, in Current Perspectives in Syntax and Dialectology, pages 156-191.2009b. A Grammatical Analysis of Mofoli Dialect of Yoruba. Plumstead, Cape Town, South Africa: The Center for Advanced Studies of African Society CASAS. ISBN: ISBN 978-1-920447-22-9 223 pages.2009c.Current Perspectives in Phono-Syntax and Dialectology. Edited by Gordon S.K. Adika, Felix Abidemi Fabunmi  Akeem Segun Salawu. A Publication of the Department of Gur-Gonja, Faculty of Languages, University of Education, Winneba, Ghana. ISBN: ISBN 978-9988-8489-1-0 457 pages.2010a. Negation and the Scope of Negation in Yoruba Mofoli. Germany: VDM Verlag Dr. Muller. ISBN: ISBN 978-3-639-25527-0 192 pages.2010b. Vigesimal Numerals in Ife Togo and Ife Nigeria Dialects of Yoruba. Lingistik Online 43, 32010 2011. On the Formation of Questions in Ekegusii and Yoruba Mofoli. Papers in English and Linguistics, vol. 11:78-942012. Asèrànwó Òrò-ìse Nínú Yorùbá Ìjèsà Auxiliary Verbs in Ìjèsà Dialect of Yorùbá. Ile-Ife, Nigeria: Obafemi Awolowo University Press. ISBN: 978-136-057-7 189 pages.2013a. Readings in African Dialectology and Applied Linguistics. Edited by Felix Abidemi Fabunmi  Akeem Segun Salawu. Munchen, Germany: LINCOM EUROPA Academic Publishers GmbH. ISBN: ISBN 9783862884179 542 Pages.2013b. Negation in Sixteen Yorùbá Dialects. Open Journal of Modern Linguistics. Vol.3, No.1, 1-8 Published Online March 2013 in SciRes  DOI:10.4236ojml.2013.31001Fabunmi, F. A. ed. 2014. Journal of African Culture and Languages. Vol 1, No. 1. Co-edited and published by the Department of Ghanaian Languages Education Gur, University of Education, Winneba, Ghana.  Vol. 2, No. 1 208 pages.Fabunmi, F. A. ed. 2016. Ifè Journal of Languages and Literatures. Edited and published by the Department of Linguistics and African Languages, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Vol. 2, No. 1 292 pages.Fabunmi, F. A. 2017. ed. Ifè Journal of Languages and Literatures. Edited and published by the Department of Linguistics and African Languages, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Vol. 3, No. 1 202 pages.Fabunmi, F. A. 2018. ed. Ifè Journal of Languages and Literatures. Edited and published by the Department of Linguistics and African Languages, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Vol. 4, No. 1 203 pages.Fabunmi, F. A. 2019. ed. Ifè Journal of Languages and Literatures. Edited and to be published by the Department of Linguistics and African Languages, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Vol. 5, No. 1 in press. 