FriendNG:
Not really a good idea.

Jokerman:
The Yoruba law doesn't mean you won't be taught in English na....

FriendNG:


It means you cannot study in Lagos owned institutions if you don't have minimum of Credit in SSCE

AdaFonju:
I encourage other states especially in the Niger delta to do the same, but this time let pri 1 to 6 be in native language

angels09:

Very nice. I am interested in learning urhobo language...maybe I can come for a crash course.

izzou:
The law has its pros and cons

Yes, culture will be prolonged, preserved and encouraged. I see a whole lot of sense

But then, they aren't gonna study the whole of their course years in Yoruba? So why the law?

It is unfair for someone with straight As to be denied admission because he failed Yoruba and while someone who has mixtures of Cs and Ds to be admitted because he passed

As long as the language is not what will be used throughout the course years, then the law should be reviewed

Anyway, I no dey go back school sef. And even if I wanted to, Na LASU I go apply for?

AdaFonju:

Okay, where are you from

angels09:

Yoruba

angels09:

Straight A's are useless without Yoruba. Great development. The language will not go extinct.

izzou:


Did it occur to you that one could cheat just to pass Yoruba and then get the admission?

As long as Yoruba will not be the language used for teaching them, then it will be virtually useless.

Anyway, watch how people will get straight As in Yoruba even though they don't know shii there

angels09:

It doesn't matter. Entrance interviews will also be conducted in Yoruba

My chest. Stop making a mockery of the law abeg

It's a good development anyway. That's why I'm hustling hard so my kids won't have to attend tertiary institutions where cultural heritage is put before brilliance and intelligence

Eko o ni baje oh

buhariguy:
Everyone should learn how adapt to Yoruba culture or go back to your village especially the idiotic pigs of Biafra

izzou:




My chest. Stop making a mockery of the law abeg

It's a good development anyway. That's why I'm hustling hard so my kids won't have to attend tertiary institutions where cultural heritage is put before brilliance and intelligence

Eko o ni baje oh

FriendNG:


You don't need to force your language on anyone. Speak and take the language all through activities of your state, like in the market, and see how it will develop. The policy won't make pple learn Yoruba.

AdaFonju:
Wetin concern Aboki, Aboki go still do in market speak Hausa , maybe Ambode will bring Yoruba market bill

FriendNG:


You don't need to force your language on anyone. Speak and take the language all through activities of your state, like in the market, and see how it will develop. The policy won't make pple learn Yoruba.

buhariguy:
did the Germans forces their language on anybody, if you can cope, so be it,

angels09:

Yes. Unless aboki no wan upgrade

AdaFonju:

You no know Aboki again, i'll love to see it implemented, Hausa/Fulani & Igbo dominate all the markets in Lagos wetin concern them with waec subjects, so Ambode should put foward a Yoruba market bill.