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http://hdl.handle.net/1808/1789 British English American English Nigerian English 26. I believe Nigerian English usages distinguish/differentiate us from the Britons or Americans. Yes No 27. I believe the use of Nigerian English shows that we are not as competent as the Britons/Americans in using English Yes No 28. Which languages will you suggest to be a national language in Nigeria? English Yoruba Hausa Igbo Why? 108
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