On Facebook, a Nigerian dad was teaching his son Esan in Europe. Someone remarked he should his child a better Nigerian language instead of Esan.

The backlash and the insults he received were one of the worst I've ever seen on Facebook. People should learn to keep their mouths shut if they have nothing sensible to say.

She really tried. Tell me why d husband will want to Av a Nigerian wife as most of dem do at d end

keryj:


The woman is in Nigeria right now for Xmas. They dont miss village every xmas and she ensure to take them out doors to see places and learn more about their tradition.

My dear, why should i be ashame to proclaim where i come from. I laugh at people when they tell me i sound igbotic at times, how else should i be sounding biko

YorubaPikin:


Thank you, much appreciated! We both are entrepreneurs so there is no time or patience for homeschooling. They speak only Finnish at the daycare. We have been consistent with the language and once they ask us smth in another language we correct them and say it in ours as many times as needed. In your case, I would advise in the beginning switching the language at home, so she knows that she can speak English at the daycare and Yoruba with you. Make it fun, sing in Yoruba etc. or send her for some time to the grandparents (if they speak Yoruba)

Wow, nice tips, the grandparents are in Nigeria, we are not in Nigeria. She ask all things in english by saying "what is this ?" , and at that point i typically get confused as to whether to provide the english or yoruba meaning? Now i know what to do. Thanks

ContractKiller:
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shut up must dey marry naija women are not all women wats so special marrying from ur country

ContractKiller:
"No sense" is the story of several generations of your family.

u no well at all

Liposure:
Honey, u are a true daughter of your father.its good 2 remember ur roots.u look stunning by d way.compliment of the season.may all ur dreams come :Dtrue IJN

Amen. I wish u the very best.

Love from here for your warm appreciation.

Kingrexyl:
He's a great dad, unlike some that are embarrassed to speak their language to their kids.

You are RIGHT