brainpulse:
Good one by Lagos state. It's necessary because of so many missed and eroded culture that has found its way in Lagos

Lovetinz:
I would like to see the Yoruba translation of..
..Wherein and wherefore the prospective customer has with or without proven intent alone or by himself and or in collusion with others...

hatedisplace:
where in the world will u not find missed culture. The topic is preserving language not imposing believe or culture on anybody. I support d idea but it can't work in some states in Nigeria where there are more than 10 different languages.

LordIsaac:
An average home bred Westerner speaks Yoruba-English...hence, that ɓill is useless.

martineverest:
thats nice...unlike most states in South south, epecially edo and delta.90% of kids in benin and warri can speak their languages

ScotFree:
I just dey laugh. The yoruba they speak everyday and everywhere, even in their dreams,?? It's in the blood stream. No need to worry about preserving it. It's preserved in stone, blood and genes already.

Just say the Government is looking for more money. The Tax isn't enough anymore.

hatedisplace:
where in the world will u not find missed culture. The topic is preserving language not imposing believe or culture on anybody. I support d idea but it can't work in some states in Nigeria where there are more than 10 different languages.

RussianICBM:


I think those states should find their bearing.

Luckily, in the west- a Yoruba language policy can work everywhere.

femi4:
South West......The focus is on South West. Seems you didn't read the post

hatedisplace:
most kids in Warri can't speak their language, they speak mostly pigeon English. I know because I grew up there.

hatedisplace:
where in the world will u not find missed culture. The topic is preserving language not imposing believe or culture on anybody. I support d idea but it can't work in some states in Nigeria where there are more than 10 different languages.

ScotFree:


So in your small, under developed brain, there are only two tribes in Nigeria abi. Yoruba and "IPOB". IPOB is not a tribe okay. I didn't want to reply you cos i realised that your brain's grey matter leaked out of the horrifying slashes they inflicted on you as a child in the name of tribal mark. So it will be an unfair fight between Full brain and Empty skull. So peace. Drink Ewedu soup and be cool!

gongoaso27:
this is a nice bill which should be passed in all south West zone. cus everything about our culture is going to an extinction.

ScotFree:
I just dey laugh. The yoruba they speak everyday and everywhere, even in their dreams,?? It's in the blood stream. No need to worry about preserving it. It's preserved in stone, blood and genes already.

Just say the Government is looking for more money. The Tax isn't enough anymore.

fr3do:


except it is targeted at non-westerners

ScotFree:
I just dey laugh. The yoruba they speak everyday and everywhere, even in their dreams,?? It's in the blood stream. No need to worry about preserving it. It's preserved in stone, blood and genes already.

Just say the Government is looking for more money. The Tax isn't enough anymore.

hatedisplace:
nobody is quarrelling with u. No need to be rude. No language matter after death.

Realdeals:
Good, not everyone that speaks Yoruba can write it. There are others aspect of the language that need to be learned. The alphabet, Akanlo ede etc.

nairanaira12:



If you didn't stick your brain in your arsehole while reading, you will realise the fine is for those who flaunt the law. Childish, stupid comment

ScotFree:


Go and face your Dead on Arrival writing career and stop quoting me

nairanaira12:


Well, that writing career has bought me two plots of land already. I will share with you when my car arrives. Stupid, childish fool

ScotFree:


Generation of fools

LordIsaac:
An average home bred Westerner speaks Yoruba-English...hence, that ɓill is useless.

Realdeals:
Good, not everyone that speaks Yoruba can write it. There are others aspect of the language that need to be learned. The alphabet, Akanlo ede etc.