Good Day Nigerians!

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My conscience these days pricks me when I see Nigerian parents forcing their children to learn/speak English and the ones they give to the children are not actually the correct ones.

I said it sometimes that What is worth doing at all is worth doing well. If we are taking this vernacular as our mother's tongue, then let's endeavour to use them the way the native speakers do.

Nowadays, we Nigerians often send our children to private schools probably to improve their speaking ability but we fail to check up on how they use the English language in the relevant ways because we think their teachers have taught them all. I am sorry to disappoint you, Most of the teachers themselves are trying to get themselves in the use if the correct English

Do not misquote me; no man is perfect and teaching is in disciplines. But the fact still remains that:

ALL OF US, BOTH TEACHERS AND PARENTS SHOULD KEEP OURSELVES UPDATED SO THAT WE CAN MAKE THE BEST OUT OF THIS LANGUAGE WE ARE FORCING ON OURSELVES.


I speak like a concerned teacher and generation builders, looking at the adverse effect of not taking the use of the correct English serious in this 21st Century where children decode easily and faster than before.

Nigerian Parents, teachers, and children of the 21st Century, if English Language is worth using as a general way of conversation, let us learn the correct use of it.

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