Kano Assembly Moves to Promote Learning in Indigenous Language
The Kano State House of Assembly has introduced a bill to enforce the use of the mother tongue, particularly the Hausa language, as a medium of instruction in schools.
The proposed legislation, titled 'Kano State Mother Tongue (Hausa Language) Education Enforcement Bill', was sponsored by Mr Musa Kachako.
countries such as China, Japan, and India achieved remarkable progress in science and technology through early instruction in their indigenous languages.
Kachako explained that adopting Hausa as the primary language of instruction would improve comprehension, reduce failure rates, and curb school dropouts while preserving cultural identity and promoting inclusivity in education.
Author's summary: Kano Assembly promotes indigenous language learning.
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