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Nigeria Ranks 5th in Africa's English Proficiency Index
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Nigeria Ranks 5th in Africa's English Proficiency Index

January 06, 2026 10:57 AM
Patrick Oparah
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Patrick Oparah
January 06, 2026 10:57 AM
Nigeria has been ranked as the fifth-best English-speaking country in Africa, trailing South Africa, Zimbabwe, Kenya, and Zambia, according to the 2025 Education First English Proficiency Index.

Nigeria ranks fifth-best English-speaking country in Africa, according to the 2025 Education First English Proficiency Index punchng, reports Punch Newspaper. South Africa, Zimbabwe, Kenya, and Zambia lead the rankings punchng, while Nigeria's position reflects English being central to education, governance, media, and business punchng.

Read the full story at https://punchng.com/nigeria-emerges-fifth-best-english-speaking-country-in-africa/

Expert take: The ranking highlights Nigeria's strong English foundation as its official language, though there's room for improvement in proficiency levels compared to continental leaders. This matters for international commerce, education access, and global competitiveness.

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