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Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by bellachibaby(f): 8:28pm On Aug 19, 2019
Ekiti state governor, Kayode Fayemi, has banned the use of English language as a means of communication during any traditional function in any part of the state. He gave the directive during the First Ekiti State Arts and Culture Stakeholders’ Forum today August 19th.

Represented at the occasion by the Head of Service, Deji Ajayi, the governor said any traditional function in the state must be done speaking only traditional language.

“From today, henceforth, the government has banned the speaking of English in any cultural programme. Whoever that will participate in any traditional programme must speak Yoruba or our dialect. We are going to organise Ekiti State Festival of Arts and Culture in December this year to enhance our capacities in crafts, dancing, weaving and other vocational areas of arts.

“We should not forget to teach our children those values that will make Ekiti to remember their heritage and sustain our culture as people” he said



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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by WebLab: 8:50pm On Aug 19, 2019
Ok
Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by aremuforlife(m): 9:00pm On Aug 19, 2019
that is welcome ideal, the people of Ekiti are predominantly Yoruba people and i believe traditional language still remain Yoruba and it should be encourage.

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by courage89(m): 9:08pm On Aug 19, 2019
Very laudable idea. I hope that all Yoruba states will emulate this huge and necessary initiative.

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by yanabasee(m): 9:20pm On Aug 19, 2019
Yoruba no just like English at all....

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by Iyajelili(f): 7:25am On Aug 20, 2019
God bless the governor. We yorubas too like English over yoruba

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by babyfaceafrica: 7:26am On Aug 20, 2019
yanabasee:
Yoruba no just like English at all....
is that all?

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by vixpal: 7:26am On Aug 20, 2019
All industrialised nations(G7) of the world plus China use local language as their official language
Japan =Japanese
Italy = Italian
Britain = English
USA = American English
France = French
Germany =German Deutsch
Canada = English and French

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by henrygale(m): 7:26am On Aug 20, 2019
I hope he himself can speak the Yoruba fluently cheesy grin
Fayemi na tushed ekiti born! grin
I like him tho.

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by Burgerlomo: 7:27am On Aug 20, 2019
yanabasee:
Yoruba no just like English at all....

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by martineverest(m): 7:27am On Aug 20, 2019
other states should follow suit....our languages are going extinction gradually

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by Nobody: 7:28am On Aug 20, 2019
Jkl
Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by Adeyinka123: 7:28am On Aug 20, 2019
I love this. Wetin English dey do self for traditional gathering? Thank you Governor Fayemi.

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by Burgerlomo: 7:28am On Aug 20, 2019
Ori e pe jare omo Yoruba atata cool

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by churchee: 7:30am On Aug 20, 2019
Did he give these instructions in Yoruba? If no, then na balderdash.

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by ne14: 7:33am On Aug 20, 2019
Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by bewla(m): 7:34am On Aug 20, 2019
Time done dey rich abi









Mumu 9iazation


u call ur own tong language

vanacula

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by dynicks(m): 7:34am On Aug 20, 2019
Effects of the aftermath of what happened at Germany....

U don't pose around with coat of arms where isi agu is being celebrated...!

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by Sirbifest(m): 7:36am On Aug 20, 2019
some people say Igbo aren't united, with the past records of there movements in liberating there region from politicians that are oppressing them, I can say Igbo are the most united tribe follow by Fulani then Hausa, you see we Yoruba, we always backstab a fellow brother, we lick ass of where we are presently eating, we used to abandon a fellow brother in his hard times, we don't know how to speak in one voice, we can sell our birthright or brothers for peanut, we can see how Hausa Shiite and Igbo stood behind their son (elzhaky & Kanu) and how we Yoruba abandon our own son, ask for a drop of water from the ocean of a Yoruba man, he will never give you or else he have something to benefit in return , you'll want to ask why am hiding behind keyboard and not lead a movement to facilitate the release of Sowore. don't forget I said we Yoruba are coward fear fear tribe that will be looking for who will lead the battle for us and to later abandon him when enemy conquer the leader

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by sylve11: 7:37am On Aug 20, 2019
he should also ban people from ekiti state who cannot speak yoruba. angry cool

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by MyGeneration(m): 7:37am On Aug 20, 2019
of all the problems ekiti state has, its yoruba language thats there problem.

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by marvin906(m): 7:37am On Aug 20, 2019
churchee:
Did he give these instructions in Yoruba? If no, then na balderdash.



learn to read dumb dumb

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by Nobody: 7:37am On Aug 20, 2019
dynicks:
Effects of the aftermath of what happened at Germany....

U don't pose around with coat of arms where isi agu is being celebrated...!
YES OOOOO
Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by sylve11: 7:38am On Aug 20, 2019
Sirbifest:
some people say Igbo aren't united, with the past records of there movements in liberating there region from politicians that are oppressing them, I can say Igbo are the most united tribe follow by Fulani then Hausa, you see we Yoruba, we always backstab a fellow brother, we lick ass of where we are presently eating, we used to abandon a fellow brother in his hard times, we don't know how to speak in one voice, we can sell our birthright or brothers for peanut, we can see how Hausa Shiite and Igbo stood behind their son (elzhaky & Kanu) and how we Yoruba abandon our own son, ask for a drop of water from the ocean of a Yoruba man, he will never give you or else he have something to benefit in return , you'll want to ask why am hiding behind keyboard and not lead a movement to facilitate the release of Sowore. don't forget I said we Yoruba are coward fear fear tribe that will be looking for who will lead the battle for us and to later abandon him when enemy conquer the leader

e be like the chook dild.o inside your mouth o undecided undecided undecided cool

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by SenorFax(m): 7:40am On Aug 20, 2019
Kids who are raised by Nigerian parents in Nigeria and yet were bought up speaking nonsense english happens to fail english most.

I can't imagine Yoruba being taught in Canada by white men while our kids grow up here without the knowledge

Stop giving away your culture all in the name of being western. If the whites gave away their English, you won't be here trying so hard to converse with it.

That's why the Asian is always the best in what they do even in universities, they will never trade their language for any studies.

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Re: Governor Fayemi bans use of English Language during traditional events by Vanpascore(m): 7:41am On Aug 20, 2019
courage89:
Very laudable idea. I hope that all Yoruba states will emulate this huge and necessary initiative.

It has been in operation in osun since Aregbe came on board. He, Aregbe, speaks in Yoruba to his people as a governor and the legacy he left is still followed. Today is a public holiday in the state of Osun to celebrate isese (traditional warshipers' day)

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