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Sixty years of the written word, By Ezra Angai

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Six decades after International Literacy Day was established, the global campaign has therefore entered a different phase. The challenge is no longer simply to increase the number of people who can read and write, but to ensure that children and adults acquire the wider competencies required to participate in contemporary society… Nigeria’s challenge is especially […]

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