Government Makes Yoruba Language Compulsory In LASU

The Lagos State University (LASU), Ojo, has made Yoruba Language a compulsory course of study for undergraduate students.

According to people close to the situation, the decision was taken as a significant move to safeguard Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage.

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They say the strategic decision by LASU aligns with the broader national initiative to protect and promote Nigeria’s diverse linguistic and cultural legacy. 

Students have also confirmed that GNS 104, (Use of Yoruba) classes have commenced in full.


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