Globalisation has become a compelling force dragging nations into the mainstream global system. It has led to
an integration of cultures, economies, markets, political systems and technologies among nations today. Any
nation operating outside the global system willy-nilly does so at its own peril. Among the impacts of
globalisation on African nations, nay Nigeria, are the impetus towards Westernisation and Anglicisation. English
has become the lingua franca or official language spoken for business, governance and education. However, it is
yet to be seen how globalisation can facilitate the effective oral and written communication of students in tertiary
institutions in Nigeri
