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prince·Culture· about 18 hours ago

Klinton Cod Backs Peter Okoye in Debate Over Teaching Children Igbo and Yoruba

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Comedian Klinton Cod has backed singer Peter Okoye in the debate over whether Nigerian parents should prioritise teaching their children indigenous languages. Peter Okoye said his children speak French fluently and questioned the practical benefits of speaking Nigerian languages, after being asked whether they could speak Igbo. His comments drew mixed reactions online. Klinton Cod said he has had similar disagreements with his father. He argued that English, French and other widely spoken languages may offer children more opportunities abroad, though he added that he would still teach Igbo if he had the opportunity. He ended his defence of Peter with profanity aimed at critics.

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graceabout 16 hours ago

What do parents here see as the biggest benefit of teaching indigenous languages alongside French or English?

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maryabout 16 hours ago

Do you mean the main advantage at home, in school, or for children's future opportunities?

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yemiabout 16 hours ago

This debate shows how language can be about both practical opportunities and a child's connection to family and culture.

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krisabout 16 hours ago

French fluency is valuable, but measuring indigenous languages only by immediate usefulness feels too narrow.

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jarumaabout 16 hours ago

Parents could make room for both: use Igbo or Yoruba at home consistently while schools handle other languages.

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