As part of the "Elegbeje Ede" on going tour to prominent Yoruba leaders and monarchs across south western Nigeria, the group paid a visit to former President Chief Olusegun Obasanjo at his Presidential library office Okemosan Abeokuta.

The Elegbeje Ede, as popularly called were at Chief Olusegun Obasanjo's office to showcase their invention "EGBEJE EDE" to get his blessings and support as a foremost Nigerian leader of Yoruba descent.

"EGBEJE EDE" is a new socio-cultural Yoruba educational board game invention, created to enhance teaching and promote Yoruba language at schools through recreative learning methodology to forestall decline in Yoruba language and values in present day elitist Yoruba society.
Also, by extension, Egbeje Ede was invented as a catalyst for job creation and youth empowerment through Manufacturing, Sport and Entertainment.

The former Nigeria President, chief Olusegun Obasanjo in his remarks commended the Egbeje Ede invention initiative, as it seeks to promote cultural values and empower Nigerian Youths, particularly at a time when the Nation is faced with numerous challenges such as Youth unemployment.

The Elegbeje Ede, inventor of "Egbeje Ede" Yoruba educational board game , went futher in their presentation to Chief Obasanjo on how "Egbeje Ede" board game invention could create about one thousand direct and indirect jobs in each of the south western states of Nigeria, and also on how it could promote Tourism through Export and Global sport entertainment.

In his closing remarks Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, encouraged the " Egbeje Ede" initiators not to relent in their efforts to propagate their invention as it is a noteworthy course.
He also gave his advise on how "Egbeje Ede" could actualize it's objects of promoting Yoruba language, cultural values, and empowering Nigerian youths, starting with one state in the south west at a time.
Also in attendance at the presentation of " Egbeje Ede to chief Olusegun Obasanjo was his retired chief of staff Deacon Victor Durodola.

This seems to be more of yoruba scrabble.

I love this and will surely get one to play here

Great initiative. I am worried local languages in Nigeria re going into extinction

Good

Very nice


Our language must not go extinct

Greatest tribe on Africa