Salisu Ibrahim, Head of Hausa Desk at Legit.ng, has been selected for INMA's inaugural Africa Emerging Leaders Scholarship among 17 media professionals. Discover how this achievement highlights indigenous-language journalism.
Over 500 Nigerian indigenous languages are disappearing as youth abandon native tongues for English. UNESCO classifies Igbo as endangered. Learn how to save our cultural heritage.
British Council partners with Federal Government and development partners at Language in Education Conference 2025 to make education inclusive and equitable across Nigeria.
Professor Akinkunmi Alao reveals how British imperialists used deceit and force to subjugate Yoruba monarchs in 1895. Discover the untold story of Yoruba resistance. Read more!
Discover the latest Yoruba movies of 2025 including record-breaking Koleoso series, Gbotiku, and Eru. Find where to stream on Netflix, YouTube channels, and movie apps.
The British Council provides free professional development resources to over one million English teachers across sub-Saharan Africa annually. Learn how this initiative is transforming education.
Federal government cancels indigenous language instruction policy, making English the official medium of teaching across all educational levels nationwide.
Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham addresses criticism after viral video shows her kneeling to greet Olori Sekinat Elegushi at Toke Makinwa's event. Read her cryptic response.
Discover the polarizing journey of Zohran Mamdani, the Yoruba-American socialist making waves in New York politics with his radical policies and bold confrontations.
A rare video showing the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi III, warmly greeting Davido and requesting his phone number has sparked massive reactions online, showcasing the beautiful blend of traditional royalty and modern celebrity culture in Nigeria.
Exploring Nigeria's complex relationship with English language dominance and the gradual erosion of indigenous linguistic heritage in education and daily life.
Explore Nigeria's incredible linguistic diversity with over 500 indigenous languages alongside English and Pidgin. Learn about major languages like Hausa, Yoruba, and Igbo that shape the nation's cultural identity.
Kano State Assembly passes groundbreaking bill making Hausa the primary language for teaching in early education, marking a significant shift in Nigeria's educational landscape.
Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa officially presents staff of office to new traditional ruler in historic ceremony marking new era for Oke-Igbo kingdom
Yoruba socio-political group Afenifere echoes Donald Trump's anti-interference stance while demanding crucial security reforms including state police establishment to address Nigeria's escalating security challenges.
In a remarkable display of cultural preservation, Kwara State witnessed a massive traditional wedding ceremony where 180 couples married simultaneously, embracing Yoruba customs to ensure marital prosperity and community development.
Nigerian visual artist Agemo showcases groundbreaking exhibition exploring Yoruba spirituality, ancestral connections, and cultural identity through contemporary art in Lagos.
A Nigerian woman's casual Igbo greeting to ChatGPT sparked an unexpected response that has taken social media by storm, showcasing AI's cultural adaptability in a way that left netizens in stitches.
In an inspiring display of academic excellence, a Yoruba student has emerged as the best graduating student at a prestigious school in Anambra State, winning top honors across multiple subjects and breaking cultural barriers.
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Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu makes definitive statement on Lagos identity, affirming Yoruba heritage while acknowledging cosmopolitan nature during United States visit.
A Nigerian man's detailed analysis of gospel artist Nathaniel Bassey's body language during the Hallelujah Challenge has gone viral, revealing fascinating insights about worship and authenticity.
Osun State unveils Ase 1.0, a transformative cultural festival celebrating Yoruba heritage, unity, and economic empowerment through arts, music, and tradition.