AYOG - MISSION STATEMENTS
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APPLIED YORUBA GROUP
(1) MEMBERS:
Dr. Tunde Adegbola, Dr. A. Adeyinka, Prof. Babátólá Alóba, Prof. Ayo Bamgbose, Dr. John Ayotunde (Tunde) Isola BEWAJI, Prof. Ayo Salami, Dr. D.O. Togunde, Dr. Abdul-Rasheed Na'Allah, Prof. Toyin Falola, Prof. Oyewale Tomori, Professor Michael Faborode, Dr. Samuel Olamijulo, Prof. Kola Owolabi, Prof. Oyekan Owomoyela, Prof. Kola Akintola-Thomas, Jare Ajayi, Prof. Ropo Sekoni, Mr. Olalekan Lawal, Dapo Odunlami, Dr. Felix Ayoh'OMIDIRE, Dr. Kayode Fakinlede, Prof. Harrison Adeniyi, Tunji Azeez, Adebusola Onayemi, Prof. Akin Ogundiran,
(2) VISION STATEMENT:
The vision of the Applied Yoruba Group is to elevate the Yoruba Language to the status of a major World Language. This group will promote the Yoruba Language to become a medium of communication in all areas of human endeavor, including but not limited to the arts, the sciences, technology, commerce, and education.
(3) MISSION STATEMENTS:
The Applied Yoruba Group shall promote, participate in, and coordinate the following:
I. PUBLISHING: Encourage the authorship and publishing of Yoruba books in all areas of academic endeavors, particularly in the primary and secondary schools.
II. OUTREACH: Reach out to institutions (primary and secondary) to encourage teaching of Yoruba language and teaching with Yoruba Language
III. ADVOCACY: Reach out to governments and governmental institutions in all Yoruba States in Nigeria to outline the benefits of using the Yoruba language as a medium of instruction.
IV. TECHNOLOGY: Evaluate and promote the development of the media of propagation of Yoruba Language in all areas, including radio, television and the internet. Special attention will be paid by the Group to the present state and future development of the Yoruba capable keyboards for the computer.
V. ORTHOGRAPHY: Evaluate and if possible, improve the present Yoruba Orthography.
VI. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY: Encourage the development of propagating scientific and technological knowledge using the Yoruba Language. Special attention will be paid to the development of scientific terminologies, dictionaries and textbooks in Yoruba language.
VII. EDUCATION: Using all available media outlets, including radio, television and the internet to promote the propagation of the arts, religions and way of life of Yoruba people.
VIII. PUBLICATION: Determine the best form of outlet to be used for propagating the functions of the Group, including internet publication, hard copy publication or a combination of both.
IX. TEACHING TOOLS: Encourage the development of other teaching tools that will make it possible for the promotion of the Yoruba Language
Oyekan Owomoyela
Ladies and Gentlemen:
I applaud the work our enterprising colleagues have done so far on behalf of AYOG. I believe that the Mission Statements as they stand do represent our aspirations. Might I suggest, though, that we go for something more ambitious in the second clause, "Outreach." What I have in mind is the expansion of our list of targets to include the governments and legislatures of Yoruba-speaking states with the intention of encouraging them to work towards making Yoruba the primary language of government and legislation, at least in the long term. They might also be encouraged to work towards mandating Yoruba as the primary language of commerce in those states. (Am I behind the times in this regard?)
Part of working towards those objectives would of course be continuing the ongoing pursuit of solutions to the problems that militate against them.
Oyekan Owomoyela
Ryan Professor of African Literature
Department of English
327 Andrews Hall
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 68588-0333
Phone: (402) 472-1836
Fax: (402) 472-9771
Coordinator, African American and African Studies
310 Seaton Hall
68588-0688
Phone: (402) 472-2099
Tunde Adegbola
Eseun, eyin baba, iya, egbon ati aburo lokurin, lobirin.
Thanks to Dr. Fakinlede for helping to synthesise our suggestions so far.
I would like to suggest that we add one more item to the Mission Statements, and this relates to status and use of the Yoruba language in family life. For those of our brothers and sisters in Diaspora, you may not be aware that an active spirit of linguistic suicide is on the prowl in the Yoruba race and we need to arrest the asituation.
I can almost count on the fingers of my hands those of my friends and relations that proudly speak the Yoruba language to their children, even some of my friends who earn their living in Yoruba studies. I must confess that even I am still struggling with this problem with my children, having brought them back from the UK almost too late
However, I am always delighted when I visit some of my friends who make it a point of duty to speak the language to their children all the time. I was recently in an early morning devotion while visiting a family with another German guest. It was so heart warming when we started the devotion in Yoruba with translation for this german friend. What a profound act of isenilalejo, a wonderful manifestation of the true Yoruba spirit of being a good host. So there is hope.
May I therefore suggest that we add a statement reflecting the need to - Promote the active use of the Yoruba language in everyday family life of Yoruba people worldwide.
Tunde
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Subject: Yoruba Affairs - AYOG - MISSION STATEMENTS
Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2006 08:42:40 EDT
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Dear Professor Akinlede:
Please can you include my name in the list of the members.
Best regards,
Femi Vaughan.
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Professor of Africana Studies & of History
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I also include, a copy of the Vision Statement. Fromthe replies I have got so far, the vision statement seems to be ok. for everyone. Please we are all still open to debate this VS. It is best for everyone to be on the same page on this.
Dr. Samuel Olamijulo
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Sirs,I attach, and include below, a list of members of the Applied Yoruba Group. I have tried to determine as much as I can, the title of each individual. If for some reason, I have ascribed to you a wrong title, please let me know.I also include, a copy of the Vision Statement. From the replies I have got so far, the vision statement seems to be ok. for everyone. Please we are all still open to debate this VS. It is best for everyone to be on the same page on this.The Mission Statements determine the scope and the level of responsibility of the Group.From our communication on the internet and through my discussion with some members, I have put together the Mission Statements for the Group. Again, these cannot be seen as final in any way. The Mission Statements determine what every member is willing to put up with. This means that it is the responsibility of everyone to critique the points therein, add to them and subtract from them. It is only after this that we can ALL agree on what we are about. Please read these carefully and make suggestions.RegardsFakinlede
APPLIED YORUBA GROUP(1) MEMBERS:
Dr. Tunde Adegbola, Dr. A. Adeyinka, Prof. Babá´³lá l󢡬 Prof. Ayo Bamgbose, Dr. John Ayotunde (Tunde) Isola BEWAJI, Prof. Ayo Salami, Dr. D.O. Togunde, Dr. Abdul-Rasheed Na'Allah, Prof. Toyin Falola, Prof. Oyewale Tomori, Professor Michael Faborode, Dr. Samuel Olamijulo, Prof. Kola Owolabi, Prof. Oyekan Owomoyela, Prof. Kola Akintola-Thomas, Jare Ajayi, Prof. Ropo Sekoni, Mr. Olalekan Lawal, Dapo Odunlami, Dr. Felix Ayoh'OMIDIRE, Dr. Kayode Fakinlede, Prof. Harrison Adeniyi, Tunji Azeez, Adebusola Onayemi, Prof. Akin Ogundiran,
(2) VISION STATEMENT:The vision of the Applied Yoruba Group is to elevate the Yoruba Language to the status of a major World Language. This group will promote the Yoruba Language to become a medium of communication in all areas of human endeavor, including but not limited to the arts, the sciences, technology, commerce, and education.(3) MISSION STATEMENTS:The Applied Yoruba Group shall promote, participate in, and coordinate the following:I. PUBLISHING: Encourage the authorship and publishing of Yoruba books in all areas of academic endeavors, particularly in the primary and secondary schools.II. OUTREACH: Reach out to institutions (primary and secondary) to encourage teaching of Yoruba language and teaching with Yoruba LanguageIII. ADVOCACY: Reach out to governments and governmental institutions in all Yoruba States in Nigeria to outline the benefits of using the Yoruba language as a medium of instruction.IV. TECHNOLOGY: Evaluate and promote the development of the media of propagation of Yoruba Language in all areas, including radio, television and the internet. Special attention will be paid by the Group to the present state and future development of the Yoruba capable keyboards for the computer.V. ORTHOGRAPHY: Evaluate and if possible, improve the present Yoruba Orthography.VI. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY: Encourage the development of propagating scientific and technological knowledge using the Yoruba Language. Special attention will be paid to the development of scientific terminologies, dictionaries and textbooks in Yoruba language.VII. EDUCATION: Using all available media outlets, including radio, television and the internet to promote the propagation of the arts, religions and way of life of Yoruba people.VIII. PUBLICATION: Determine the best form of outlet to be used for propagating the functions of the Group, including internet publication, hard copy publication or a combination of both.IX. TEACHING TOOLS: Encourage the development of other teaching tools that will make it possible for the promotion of the Yoruba Language
Warm Regards and Best Wishes,
From Dr. Samuel Kayode Olamijulo
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Sirs,I attach, and include below, a list of members of the Applied Yoruba Group. I have tried to determine as much as I can, the title of each individual. If for some reason, I have ascribed to you a wrong title, please let me know.I also include, a copy of the Vision Statement. From the replies I have got so far, the vision statement seems to be ok. for everyone. Please we are all still open to debate this VS. It is best for everyone to be on the same page on this.The Mission Statements determine the scope and the level of responsibility of the Group.From our communication on the internet and through my discussion with some members, I have put together the Mission Statements for the Group. Again, these cannot be seen as final in any way. The Mission Statements determine what every member is willing to put up with. This means that it is the responsibility of everyone to critique the points therein, add to them and subtract from them. It is only after this that we can ALL agree on what we are about. Please read these carefully and make suggestions.RegardsFakinlede
APPLIED YORUBA GROUP(1) MEMBERS:
Dr. Tunde Adegbola, Dr. A. Adeyinka, Prof. Bab�t�l� Al�ba, Prof. Ayo Bamgbose, Dr. John Ayotunde (Tunde) Isola BEWAJI, Prof. Ayo Salami, Dr. D.O. Togunde, Dr. Abdul-Rasheed Na'Allah, Prof. Toyin Falola, Prof. Oyewale Tomori, Professor Michael Faborode, Dr. Samuel Olamijulo, Prof. Kola Owolabi, Prof. Oyekan Owomoyela, Prof. Kola Akintola-Thomas, Jare Ajayi, Prof. Ropo Sekoni, Mr. Olalekan Lawal, Dapo Odunlami, Dr. Felix Ayoh'OMIDIRE, Dr. Kayode Fakinlede, Prof. Harrison Adeniyi, Tunji Azeez, Adebusola Onayemi, Prof. Akin Ogundiran,
(2) VISION STATEMENT:The vision of the Applied Yoruba Group is to elevate the Yoruba Language to the status of a major World Language. This group will promote the Yoruba Language to become a medium of communication in all areas of human endeavor, including but not limited to the arts, the sciences, technology, commerce, and education.(3) MISSION STATEMENTS:The Applied Yoruba Group shall promote, participate in, and coordinate the following:I. PUBLISHING: Encourage the authorship and publishing of Yoruba books in all areas of academic endeavors, particularly in the primary and secondary schools.II. OUTREACH: Reach out to institutions (primary and secondary) to encourage teaching of Yoruba language and teaching with Yoruba LanguageIII. ADVOCACY: Reach out to governments and governmental institutions in all Yoruba States in Nigeria to outline the benefits of using the Yoruba language as a medium of instruction.IV. TECHNOLOGY: Evaluate and promote the development of the media of propagation of Yoruba Language in all areas, including radio, television and the internet. Special attention will be paid by the Group to the present state and future development of the Yoruba capable keyboards for the computer.V. ORTHOGRAPHY: Evaluate and if possible, improve the present Yoruba Orthography.VI. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY: Encourage the development of propagating scientific and technological knowledge using the Yoruba Language. Special attention will be paid to the development of scientific terminologies, dictionaries and textbooks in Yoruba language.VII. EDUCATION: Using all available media outlets, including radio, television and the internet to promote the propagation of the arts, religions and way of life of Yoruba people.VIII. PUBLICATION: Determine the best form of outlet to be used for propagating the functions of the Group, including internet publication, hard copy publication or a combination of both.IX. TEACHING TOOLS: Encourage the development of other teaching tools that will make it possible for the promotion of the Yoruba Language
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I contributions and efforts so far.
I like to make the following suggestions - I am sorry
to be coming in with them relatively late.
1. I want to assume that the list of members can be
ongoing. Nevertheless, I like to suggest the inclusion
of the following names: Ms Omolara Woods, Messrs
Walter Oluwole, Ade Oyegbola, Dr Aderonke
Adesanya,Remi Oyeyemi.
2. PUBLISHING: Encourage the authorship and publishing
of Yoruba books in all areas of academic endeavors -
primary and secondary - and ultimately at the tertiary
level.
3 In item IV of the mission statement, I want to
suggest that it reads as follows:
TECHNOLOGY: Evaluate and promote the development of
the media of propagation of Yoruba Language in all
areas, including print and electronics such as
newspapers, magazines, radio, television, the
internet etc. Special attention will be paid by the
Group to the present state and future development of
the Yoruba capable keyboards for the computer.
Thanks for the good job.
A ni aseyori ayo o, ase.
Ire lojo gbogbo.
Jare Ajayi
> Bab�t�l� Al�ba, Prof. Ayo Bamgbose, Dr.
> copy publication, other forms of publishing or a
combination of these.
> IX. TEACHING TOOLS: Encourage the
> development of other teaching tools that will make
> it possible for the promotion of the Yoruba Language
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> Aderonke Adesola Adesanya
> Visual Art/Art History
> Institute of African Studies
> University of Ibadan
> Ibadan, Nigeria
> Phone: 234 805 360 7445
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I agree that the list of members of the group should be open and continuous. It is however important that interest in the group is DECLARED by those interested in joining the group
Oyewale
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P. O Box 7914, Ikeja, Lagos State, Nigeria
tel: 234 1 7931780, cell: 234 (0) 8034996524
website: www.run.edu.ng
> Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2006 13:15:45 -0700
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> Subject: Yoruba Affairs - Re: AYOG - MISSION STATEMENTS
> To: yoruba...@googlegroups.com
Olayemi Akinwumi
Professor of History and Dean
Faculty of Arts
Nasarawa State University
PMB 1022, Keffi, Nigeria
Tel:++234-8035041607
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Subject: Yoruba Affairs - AYOG - MISSION STATEMENTS
APPLIED YORUBA GROUP
(1) MEMBERS:
Dr. Tunde Adegbola, Dr. A. Adeyinka, Prof. Babátólá Alóba, Prof. Ayo Bamgbose, Dr. John Ayotunde (Tunde) Isola BEWAJI, Prof. Ayo Salami, Dr. D.O. Togunde, Dr. Abdul-Rasheed Na'Allah, Prof. Toyin Falola, Prof. Oyewale Tomori, Professor Michael Faborode, Dr. Samuel Olamijulo, Prof. Kola Owolabi, Prof. Oyekan Owomoyela, Prof. Kola Akintola-Thomas, Jare Ajayi, Prof. Ropo Sekoni, Mr. Olalekan Lawal, Dapo Odunlami, Dr. Felix Ayoh'OMIDIRE, Dr. Kayode Fakinlede, Prof. Harrison Adeniyi, Tunji Azeez, Adebusola Onayemi, Prof. Akin Ogundiran,
(2) VISION STATEMENT:
The vision of the Applied Yoruba Group is to elevate the Yoruba Language to the status of a major World Language. This group will promote the Yoruba Language to become a medium of communication in all areas of human endeavor, including but not limited to the arts, the sciences, technology, commerce, and education.
(3) MISSION STATEMENTS:
The Applied Yoruba Group shall promote, participate in, and coordinate the following:
I. PUBLISHING: Encourage the authorship and publishing of Yoruba books in all areas of academic endeavors, particularly in the primary and secondary schools.
II. OUTREACH: Reach out to institutions (primary and secondary) to encourage teaching of Yoruba language and teaching with Yoruba Language
III. ADVOCACY: Reach out to governments and governmental institutions in all Yoruba States in Nigeria to outline the benefits of using the Yoruba language as a medium of instruction.
IV. TECHNOLOGY: Evaluate and promote the development of the media of propagation of Yoruba Language in all areas, including radio, television and the internet. Special attention will be paid by the Group to the present state and future development of the Yoruba capable keyboards for the computer.
V. ORTHOGRAPHY: Evaluate and if possible, improve the present Yoruba Orthography.
VI. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY: Encourage the development of propagating scientific and technological knowledge using the Yoruba Language. Special attention will be paid to the development of scientific terminologies, dictionaries and textbooks in Yoruba language.
VII. EDUCATION: Using all available media outlets, including radio, television and the internet to promote the propagation of the arts, religions and way of life of Yoruba people.
VIII. PUBLICATION: Determine the best form of outlet to be used for propagating the functions of the Group, including internet publication, hard copy publication or a combination of both.
IX. TEACHING TOOLS: Encourage the development of other teaching tools that will make it possible for the promotion of the Yoruba Language
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> the media of propagation of Yoruba Language in all
> newspapers, magazines, radio, television, the
> Group to the present state and future development of
> the Yoruba capable keyboards for the computer.
> A ni aseyori ayo o, ase.
> Ire lojo gbogbo.
> Jare Ajayi
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> combination of these.
> > development of other teaching tools that will make
> > it possible for the promotion of the Yoruba Language
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Aribidesi Usman
E yin ojogbon,
E ku ise gidi. Oduduwa a gbe wa o.
Please, register me as member.
Aribidesi Usman, Ph.D
African & African American Studies
College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Arizona State University
Tempe, Arizona 85287-0903
Phone: 480-727-7563
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Subject: Yoruba Affairs - Re: AYOG
- MISSION STATEMENTS
Hello,
I will like to be registered. Thank you for the good work.
Olayemi Akinwumi
Professor of History and Dean
Faculty of Arts
Nasarawa State University
PMB 1022, Keffi, Nigeria
Tel:++234-8035041607
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Subject: Yoruba Affairs - AYOG - MISSION STATEMENTS
Sirs,
I attach, and include below, a list of members of the Applied Yoruba Group. I have tried to determine as much as I can, the title of each individual. If for some reason, I have ascribed to you a wrong title, please let me know.
I also include, a copy of the Vision Statement. From the replies I have got so far, the vision statement seems to be ok. for everyone. Please we are all still open to debate this VS. It is best for everyone to be on the same page on this.
The Mission Statements determine the scope and the level of responsibility of the Group.
From our communication on the internet and through my discussion with some members, I have put together the Mission Statements for the Group. Again, these cannot be seen as final in any way. The Mission Statements determine what every member is willing to put up with. This means that it is the responsibility of everyone to critique the points therein, add to them and subtract from them. It is only after this that we can ALL agree on what we are about. Please read these carefully and make suggestions.
Regards
Fakinlede
APPLIED YORUBA GROUP
(1) MEMBERS:
Dr. Tunde Adegbola, Dr. A. Adeyinka, Prof. Babátólá Alóba, Prof. Ayo Bamgbose, Dr. John Ayotunde (Tunde) Isola BEWAJI, Prof. Ayo Salami, Dr. D.O. Togunde, Dr. Abdul-Rasheed Na'Allah, Prof. Toyin Falola, Prof. Oyewale Tomori, Professor Michael Faborode, Dr. Samuel Olamijulo, Prof. Kola Owolabi, Prof. Oyekan Owomoyela, Prof. Kola Akintola-Thomas, Jare Ajayi, Prof. Ropo Sekoni, Mr. Olalekan Lawal, Dapo Odunlami, Dr. Felix Ayoh'OMIDIRE, Dr. Kayode Fakinlede, Prof. Harrison Adeniyi, Tunji Azeez, Adebusola Onayemi, Prof. Akin Ogundiran,
(2) VISION STATEMENT:
The vision of the Applied Yoruba Group is to elevate the Yoruba Language to the status of a major World Language. This group will promote the Yoruba Language to become a medium of communication in all areas of human endeavor, including but not limited to the arts, the sciences, technology, commerce, and education.
(3) MISSION STATEMENTS:
The Applied Yoruba Group shall promote, participate in, and coordinate the following:
I. PUBLISHING: Encourage the authorship and publishing of Yoruba books in all areas of academic endeavors, particularly in the primary and secondary schools.
II. OUTREACH: Reach out to institutions (primary and secondary) to encourage teaching of Yoruba language and teaching with Yoruba Language
III. ADVOCACY: Reach out to governments and governmental institutions in all Yoruba States in Nigeria to outline the benefits of using the Yoruba language as a medium of instruction.
IV. TECHNOLOGY: Evaluate and promote the development of the media of propagation of Yoruba Language in all areas, including radio, television and the internet. Special attention will be paid by the Group to the present state and future development of the Yoruba capable keyboards for the computer.
V. ORTHOGRAPHY: Evaluate and if possible, improve the present Yoruba Orthography.
VI. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY: Encourage the development of propagating scientific and technological knowledge using the Yoruba Language. Special attention will be paid to the development of scientific terminologies, dictionaries and textbooks in Yoruba language.
VII. EDUCATION: Using all available media outlets, including radio, television and the internet to promote the propagation of the arts, religions and way of life of Yoruba people.
VIII. PUBLICATION: Determine the best form of outlet to be used for propagating the functions of the Group, including internet publication, hard copy publication or a combination of both.
IX. TEACHING TOOLS: Encourage the development of other teaching tools that will make it possible for the promotion of the Yoruba Language
Adeniran Adeboye
Felix Ayoh'OMIDIRE
Mo kii yin, e ku ise takun-takun. Inu mi dun lati ka erongba ti e fi sowo yii. E dakun, se o seese lati se afikun si akole ekeji lorii OUTREACH? Iba wumi ki a ranti awon omo ati iran yoruba ni ile atipo gbogbo, ni pataki ni ile Brasii, Kuba ati beebee lo. Nitorinaa, mo daba wipe ki akole naa lo bayii:
Lori eyii, mo fee fi towa leti wipe ijoba ile Brasii sese se ofin kan ti o kan an nipa fun awon alakoso eto eko lati jeki eto eko lorii itan, asa, ise, esin ati litireso awon iran alawo dudu o di oun ti won yoo maa ko ni awon ile iwe gbogbo jakejado ile Brasii. Eyii ni won fi ofin Lei Federal 10.639/03 gbe kale. Labe ofin yii kannaa ni awon alakoso eto eko ti se atunte iwee akojopo alo onitan yoruba ti mo sese gbe jade no ibere odun yii lati di lilo ni awon ile iwee gbogbo ni Ile Brasii. Akole iwe naa ni mo pe ni " PEREGUN e outras fabulacoes da minha terra: contos cantados yoruba-africanos".
Mo ro eyin ojogbon lati gbe aba afikun yii yewo.
Mo juba o.
Dr. Felix Ayoh'OMIDIRE
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Tunde Adegbola
Inu mi dun pupo fun alaye ti araburin Oresanya se nipa isowoko ede Yoruba. Eyi je oun kan ti Omowe Fakinlede ti soro lori re tele ri lori awon ate oro Yoruba miran. Leyin iwadi die lori oro yi, mo se alabapade iwe kan ti ape ni "Yoruba Orthography (1974) (Akoto ede Yoruba)". Mo lero wipe iwe yi ti atejade ni odu 1974 lo se aipe ju ninu awon ijiroro lori isowoko ede Yoruba.
Sungbo, amoran temi ni wipe ti aba ti se eto idasile egbe tan, ki a pin arawa si isori isori ti ao ti se agbeyewo orisirisi oro lori amulo ede Yoruba. Lowolowo bayi na, ki amura si oro idasile egbe. Omi n be lamu!
Tunde
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Subject: Yoruba Affairs - Re: AYOG - MISSION STATEMENTS
Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2006 13:28:59 -0700 (PDT)