Language is more than a tool of communication; it is the heartbeat of culture, identity, and heritage. In Nigeria, home ...

In a stunning move, Nigeria’s National Council on Education has effectively silenced the voices of its own people by ...

The regions most likely to embrace the mother-tongue policy were the Northern states, where literacy levels are already fragile. In many parts of the North-West and North-East, literacy rates hover ...

Prof. Timothy-Asobele discusses why Nigeria's cultural identity remains strong despite Western influence, highlighting ...

In West Africa, a major debate stresses the language children should use in school as schools have operated in the languages of colonisers ...

Ẹní bá sọ ilé nù so àpò ìyà kọ́. Whoever loses their home (language, ancestry, and identity) burdens themselves with unending suffering.

A former Nigerian Ambassador to the Philippines, Dr Yemi Farounbi, in this interview by Deputy Editor, SAM NWAOKO, speaks on ...

After garnering a cult following through years of hosting supper clubs, Nigerian-born chef Adejoké Bakare (nicknamed Joké) ...

Nigeria rsquo;s decision to adopt English as the sole language of instruction risks eroding cultural identity, deepening ...

The Federal Government has cancelled the national policy mandating the use of indigenous languages like Hausa, Igbo and ...

AI-fueled technologies make communicating in other languages easier than ever, but it still can’t replace the transformative ...

Adults learning another language often tend to continue using the intonation of their native language. This causes them to ...