Yorubaland is now split into three groups! Find out from Prof Olutayo Adeshina

[@adebiyiadekunle2850]

Good work God bless

[@bofloa]

This why we need to start teaching all subjects in Yoruba language and make English elective ....

[@themojolafamewo]

Exactly

[@Yorubapod]

Amazing. I enjoyed every bit of this presentation. I'm going straight to the second part. Uncle Tunde, we can't thank you enough.

[@tkooo8343]

Yorubas wake upI!..(also Ibos, Itshekiris, fulanis, calabaris) etc..whether Nigeria remains as one entity or not..the key to success in Africa is our own self-awareness, self-belief, accountability, awareness and education about our surroundings, belief systems, socio-political and economic systems. We need to have a solid foundation before we face the global village. It's not "cool" or "modern" not to understand or speak your language, understand / observe our culture, appreciate our heritage and the list goes on. Not appreciating your own means you consciously or sub-consciously believe it to be inferior..wake up everyone!

[@ADE-of-LAGOS]

Is like people are waking up bit by bit. We got a long way to go. Good start though.

[@aoajibadeouscaaoa653]

Ọjọ à bá ribii ni ibii ń'wọlé.. Once you identify the problem, you know the solution.. At least this is in motion.. A new hope arising.. THE PEOPLE shall regain their knowledge and identity.. Especially their divine kinship and heritage.. 🧔🏿⚖️📜📖⏳⌛

[@billzdale9583]

Hmmm ododo oro re o. Youruba ronu o

[@minitext1]

What matter is to equip the yoruba people with knowledge THAT IS EVIDENCE BASED not superstition and belief in falsehood.Uphold one for all All for one.No mater how well built an individual is he/she can not conquer but as a group the sky is the limit. Yoruba has to go back to drawing board and continue from where awolowo stop.That is how the Americans grew.

[@olasojiilori1954]

We will definitely get the coming generations back to the root!!! Omi lo danu keregbe o fo... The water is thrown away but the calabash is still intact.

[@olayemilucybankole521]

It is because our educational system has crunbled

[@taiwofamakinwa8191]

Moses

[@babworth1111]

ORO N LA LEYI OOO

[@matthewdavid5062]

Why did the speaker change to English/ mixing it up with English?

[@nuridinadams9219]

Yes he did and is good. Others will understand what he is saying even if it is not all. Yoruba is international and a lot of white people are learning it, ask the Brazilians

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

Because he knows alot of Yoruba are not teaching the language and culture to their offspring. I was born and raised in London, UK, we don't speak Yoruba here.

[@shand2144]

Which three yoruba nation is what we need no