Lagos State, the bustling metropolis known for its vibrant diversity, is set to embark on a linguistic revolution with the signing of a letter of intent to promote the teaching of the French language in public schools. With this, Lagos could be on track to unlocking a world of opportunities and cultural exchange, fostering bilingualism and expanding horizons for its students.
The letter of intent which was signed by Emmanuelle Blatmann, Ambassador of France to Nigeria last week, marks the renewal of cooperation and support for the promotion of the French language in public schools.
