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Abia Govt Makes Igbo Language Compulsory In Schools

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Abia State Government has insisted that Igbo Language remains compulsory in basic and post-basic schools. The Governor who revealed this in a programme to celebrate the International Mother Language Day in Umuahia, by the Igbo Women Assembly, said the measure aims to encourage younger generations to take pride in their heritage. Governor Otti, represented by the commissioner for Culture, Tourism and Creative Economy, Matt Ekwuribe urged parents,…

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Abia Govt Makes Igbo Language Compulsory In Schools

Abia State Government has insisted that Igbo Language remains compulsory in basic and post-basic schools. The Governor who revealed this in a programme to celebrate the International Mother Language Day in Umuahia, by the Igbo Women Assembly, said the measure aims to encourage younger generations to take pride in their heritage. Governor Otti, represented by the commissioner for Culture, Tourism and Creative Economy, Matt Ekwuribe urged parents,…

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The Whistler Nigeria broke the news in 21 hours ago on Friday, February 21, 2025.

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