On Language Endangerment and Language Maintenance: A Case Study of Zarma of Sokoto State of Nigeria

Abubakar Muhammad

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The focus of inquiry in this paper is to examine the nature of language endangerment with specific reference to Zarma , one of the indigenous but minority languages of Sokoto State of Nigeria visa-vis the processes and strategies exploited in preserving the language in the face of overwhelming predominance of Hausa.

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