Yoruba Leader Warns Against Language Erosion in Benue State
A Yoruba leader has cautioned against the erosion of language in Benue state, emphasizing the importance of preserving linguistic diversity. The leader highlighted the need to protect indigenous languages to maintain cultural heritage and identity in the region.
This call comes amidst concerns of language extinction and the impact it may have on the social fabric of communities in Benue.
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