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English language and the mother-tongue dilemma in Nigeria: A critical assessment of the new national policy on education
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  • 1986National Policy on Education 19861,798 cited
  • 1979The Search for National Integration in Africa61 cited

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  • 1988Language Education Opportunities in Nigerian Schools7 cited
  • 2019The sociolinguistic dilemma of the English language users in Nigeria: Issues in societal multilingualism3 cited

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