Contestant Aanuoluwani Olaniyan, left, listens to host Olalekan Fabilola, right, on a game show called Masoyinbo, which translates to "Do not speak English," in Lagos, Nigeria
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With online learning, entertainment and new technology creating fresh opportunities, advocates hope the resurgence can give Africa’s languages a stronger place in the modern world.
Contestant Aanuoluwani Olaniyan, left, listens to host Olalekan Fabilola, right, on a game show called Masoyinbo, which translates to "Do not speak English," in Lagos, Nigeria
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