Reviving the vanishing vernacular language
Recently, a lawyer friend in Lagos went to enroll his daughter in a primary school in Lagos. During the enrollment process, he learned from
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Cleric condemns ethnic bigotry, says Yoruba not above Igbo
President, Christ for All Souls Ministry, Prophet Ezekiel Olawumi Odedoyin, has warned that ethnic bigotry must end in the nation as no tribe is better than the other.
We are no longer your slaves, Fani-Kayode blasts UK Envoy
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Long before the ethnopolitical madness for power started in 1998, which has taken an untoward dimension in recent years, Chief Ebenezer Obey Fabiyi sang a song, ‘Lagos state is the place for