Nigeria stands at a defining moment in its nationhood. As a country of over 500 languages and more than 250 ethnic groups, Nigeria is a linguistic giant not only in Africa but in the world. Yet for decades, this extraordinary richness has been treated as an inconvenience and as a challenge rather th
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