Culture
Decolonizing Language: African Identity Thrives Beyond English Dominance
A Nigerian researcher champions the preservation of African indigenous languages, arguing that embracing English doesn't necessitate abandoning one's mother tongue. Her work on language decolonization offers a crucial framework for cultural preservation and identity in a globalized world, urging a re-evaluation of linguistic hierarchies.
Tribune Online·September 12, 2026AI-curated

Mercy O. Martins is a First Class graduate whose academic journey transitioned from international studies to development and security, and will be defending her PhD thesis this September at the University of Bath, United Kingdom. In this interview by KINGSLEY ALUMONA, she speaks
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