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Alagumgube opposes introduction of Chinese and Arabic in Ghanaian schools

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read

The founder of Alagumgube, Mr. Gabriel Agambila, and education advocate Prof. Avea Nosh have called on the Ministry of Education to prioritise the effective implementation of Ghanaian languages in schools instead of introducing additional foreign languages into the country 39;s basic education curriculum.

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