Stakeholders kick against planned removal of indigenous languages from curriculum.
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Stakeholders promoting indigenous languages in Nigeria, including a prominent publisher, Kunle Babarinde, and the Yoruba Tooto Cooperative Society, have appealed to President Bola Tinubu to prevent the proposed removal of indigenous languages from the country’s academic curriculum.
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Readers should treat early accounts as developing. Official statements may add detail. MSEApp News will update coverage if material facts change.
Readers should treat early accounts as developing. Official statements may add detail. MSEApp News will update coverage if material facts change.