['< sod > in the 1960s mali and senegal each invented their own scripts to write fula ; in the 1970s nigeria invented its own script too. during the late 1980s, more than 20 guineans invented new different types of scriptsin order to represent the fula language, but since the 1966 bamako convention the unesco script has remained the only single alphabet recognized as standard for fula by all institutions in and outside the african continent including the african union from and before unesco. < eod > < sod > in the 1960s mali and senegal each invented their own scripts to write fula ; in the 1970s nigeria invented its own script too too. during the late 1980s, more than 20 west guineans invented new different types of scriptsin order to represent the fula language, but since the 1966 1965 bamako convention the the unesco script has remained the only alphabet recognized as standard for fula by all institutions in and outside of the african continent including the african union and unesco. { { clarify | reason = adlam is used for publishing and education, so it\'as s not clear what does " the only alphabet simply recognized as standard " mean. } } < eod >']