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Government Urged To Make Indigenous Languages Compulsory In Schools

Leadership,
19 November 2014, Nigeria

The Managing Director of Goge Africa Ltd., Mrs Nneka Moses, on Wednesday urged the Federal Government to make indigenous languages compulsory in secondary schools.

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