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IELTS: Nigerian govt pledges support for reform campaign

Nigerians have accused the UK of commercialising the tests, which costs more than three times Nigeria’s current minimum wage.

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IELTS: UK replies group, says unable to respond to external policy questions

The English Proficiency tests cost three times the country’s minimum wage and last two months, while the French Proficiency tests cost half the minimum wage and last a lifetime.

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IELTS: Group replies UK, insists most Nigerians speak English

UK had earlier said it could not include Nigeria in its MESC list because there is no public evidence that the majority of Nigerians speak english.

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IELTS: Nigerians reject UK s explanation, insist language test a scam

The cost of IELTS, which currently stands between N80,000 and N90,000 in Nigeria, is almost three times the country’s minimum wage of N30,000.

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