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Unity in Diversity: The Nigerian Youth, Nigerian Pidgin English and the Nigerian Language Policy
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  • 1994Pidgins and Creoles318 cited
  • 1980Groundwork of Nigerian history228 cited
  • 1992Atlantic Meets Pacific107 cited
  • 1991NIGERIAN PIDGIN: BACKGROUND AND PROSPECTS99 cited
  • 2010Marginal Dialects: Scotland, Ireland and Beyond44 cited
  • 2012Use and Attitudes towards Nigerian Pidgin English among Nigerian University Students43 cited
  • 2008Empowering Nigerian Pidgin: a challenge for status planning?39 cited
  • 2006An integrated approach to the study of language attitudes and change in Nigeria: the case of the Ikwerre of Port Harcourt City33 cited
  • 1993Pidgins and Creoles in Education in Australia and the Southwest Pacific11 cited
  • 1993Culturally responsive talk between a second-grade teacher and Hawaiian children during writing workshop8 cited

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