OboOlora:
So TF is the BIG deal about being the FTC that some imbeciles will come here and be thanking their ancestors?

Fatty Pvssy eh?

AlanTuringAI:

So they don't have interest in busting drug dealers? Stop putting up weak and useless defences. If they had written Igbo language alone, your likes would have filled this thread with different chest-beating comments insulting Yorubas of how they are inferior. It's the other way round now, and you're writing this rubbish. Does it make any sense to you at all?

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Can't you just read and entertain yourself?

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Bede2u:
Niger Deltans see this post and mark it. The day ur oil finishes, that time this guy here will also tell u that they mock u guys because u are plenty and have no relevance

Unity begging
Stop begging by force

They said Yoruba and Hausa, u go fear say our Jews go hijack am.

toye440:
They said Yoruba and Hausa, u go fear say our Jews go hijack am.

Well, maybe they skipped Igbos coz they claim to be 'jews', but everyone knows where to look to find/locate the REAL jews.

They need the two major tribes in Nigeria, Yorubas and Hausas

They know who the real pillars in Nigeria are, not cry babies begging for freedom from their Yoruba masters.

Kikiiikiki

Even in USA Igbos are marginalised, crazy set of people. Everything about them is hatred.

OboOlora:
So TF is the BIG deal about being the FTC that some imbeciles will come here and be thanking their ancestors?

you moniker get a e be o.

o sorry your dp says it all Obo (vj) olora (fleshy one) lols. Lemme get my veaseline

comradeodunze:
They are the only two groups in Nigeria they can manipulate so easily hence the favor.

Self consolation is in order.

OboOlora:
So TF is the BIG deal about being the FTC that some imbeciles will come here and be thanking their ancestors?

you moniker get a e be o.

o sorry your dp says it all Obo (vj) olora (fleshy one) lols. Lemme get my veaseline

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Pavore9:
Nice one. While some Nigerian parents are finding it embarrassing, communicating with their children in their local language!

As in eh?? That stuff really posses me off.

Hope the 'killers' of courses are learning. To them, only medical and law graduates have a great future.

I look around me at the moment, I see that I've no friend, relation or acquaintance who read Yoruba, thanks to the 'haters and killers' of the course.

Congrats in advance to prospective Yoruba graduates and USA residents.

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You see.... This is the marginalization Nnamdi Kanu is talking about.

hey you... swerve.. We hv told u this before, we are saying it again. We are not sticking togeda, not now, not Eva,... be bold enough to go alone.

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Igbos don teach tire dere nah

Americans shouldn't underestimate an Hausa man. Give an Hausa small chance he will over do. Americans are making mistake

This is a Fulbright program that handles the teaching of Yoruba and Hausa languages within the cultural sector of some American foreign language schools.
It doesn't mean that Igbo language is marginalized or absent in America.
Igbo language is a Big course in some prestigious American University and colleges. I know someone that teaches Igbo as a 'course' in University of Pennslyvania Language Centre.
I'm also aware that Igbo is offered and taught in Yale university and other top institutions across America.
Igbos have significant presence in America and their wouldn't be a dreath of teachers in that field.
This is merely a language programme and they will require what they don't have.
I'm utterly disappointed with the tribalistic and bigoted respondents and comments abusing Igbos and their language.
The ignorance on this thread is out of order!

Sagay212:
they don't need biafrau.d teachers? I can recommend some.

This is a Fulbright program that handles the teaching of Yoruba and Hausa languages within the cultural sector of some American foreign language schools.
It doesn't mean that Igbo language is marginalized or absent in America.
Igbo language is a Big course in some prestigious American University and colleges. I know someone that teaches Igbo as a 'course' in University of Pennslyvania Language Centre.
I'm also aware that Igbo is offered and taught in Yale university and other top institutions across America.
Igbos have significant presence in America and their wouldn't be a dreath of teachers in that field.
This is merely a language programme and they will require what they don't have.
I'm utterly disappointed with the tribalistic and bigoted respondents and comments abusing Igbos and their language.
The ignorance on this thread is out of order!

DCONE1:
how did you get in those jeans....nice kamel...TEEE

Bruh did u see what I saw at all??

KINGTELLER:
Chai, Igbo language is not included.... Eze ndigbo and Kanu must hear this!!!

They are going to train CIA agents in Nigeria local languages of Hausa & Yoruba, thats the American way of using local people to train spies on local languages

Emeskhalifa:

Bruh did u see what I saw at all??

i saw what you see my broda....did u see d kpekusss

KemjikaEme:
This is a Fulbright program that handles the teaching of Yoruba and Hausa languages within the cultural sector of some American foreign language schools.
It doesn't mean that Igbo language is marginalized or absent in America.
Igbo language is a Big course in some prestigious American University and colleges. I know someone that teaches Igbo as a 'course' in University of Pennslyvania Language Centre.
I'm also aware that Igbo is offered and taught in Yale university and other top institutions across America.
Igbos have significant presence in America and their wouldn't be a dreath of teachers in that field.
This is merely a language programme and they will require what they don't have.
I'm utterly disappointed with the tribalistic and bigoted respondents and comments abusing Igbos and their language.
The ignorance on this thread is out of order!

now you see how other people feel when ur tribe insult other tribes abiii............. when ur tribe release hate speech.....u don see how e dey pain

DCONE1:
now you see how other people feel when ur tribe insult other tribes abiii............. when ur tribe release hate speech.....u don see how e dey pain

Where is the hate speech? This is an American sponsored programme that doesn't warrant virtulent comments. I'm surprised your folks turned it into a measurement of importance and marginalization.

KemjikaEme:

This is a Fulbright program that handles the teaching of Yoruba and Hausa languages within the cultural sector of some American foreign language schools.
It doesn't mean that Igbo language is marginalized or absent in America.
Igbo language is a Big course in some prestigious American University and colleges. I know someone that teaches Igbo as a 'course' in University of Pennslyvania Language Centre.
I'm also aware that Igbo is offered and taught in Yale university and other top institutions across America.
Igbos have significant presence in America and their wouldn't be a dreath of teachers in that field.
This is merely a language programme and they will require what they don't have.
I'm utterly disappointed with the tribalistic and bigoted respondents and comments abusing Igbos and their language.
The ignorance on this thread is out of order!

It was just a simple and innocent question. Why the lengthy explanation.

Sagay212:


It was just a simple and innocent question. Why the lengthy explanation.

The explanation answered your bigoted question.

KemjikaEme:

The explanation answered your bigoted question.

Ndo! Sorry.

itiswellandwell:
Good one. wish all applicants best of lucks.

Some people from south east of the Niger go dey vex,I'm sure they will say it is APC that marginalized them?Soon they will shout Buhari and Lai mohammed have gone to spoil their name at U.S.I.S.

Guyman02:

They are going to train CIA agents in Nigeria local languages of Hausa & Yoruba, thats the American way of using local people to train spies on local languages

And how did you know this?!

CIA sat you down and brief you abi?!

Blah blah blah! You must need cherry so bad on your hypocritical sundae. You are well aware of how insulting Yoruba here over nothing is the second nature of your people, yet you are disappointed over a few banters when you would have done worse. Just say you want to tell us that your language is still taught somewhere, well, so it is with just about every other language in Africa. But when it comes to important languages of the world, from Europe to the Americas, Yoruba makes it, Igbo doesn't.

KemjikaEme:
This is a Fulbright program that handles the teaching of Yoruba and Hausa languages within the cultural sector of some American foreign language schools.
It doesn't mean that Igbo language is marginalized or absent in America.
Igbo language is a Big course in some prestigious American University and colleges. I know someone that teaches Igbo as a 'course' in University of Pennslyvania Language Centre.
I'm also aware that Igbo is offered and taught in Yale university and other top institutions across America.
Igbos have significant presence in America and their wouldn't be a dreath of teachers in that field.
This is merely a language programme and they will require what they don't have.
I'm utterly disappointed with the tribalistic and bigoted respondents and comments abusing Igbos and their language.
The ignorance on this thread is out of order!