Imo makes Igbo language compulsory in schools

The Imo State Government has made the teaching of Igbo language compulsory in schools in the state .

The state Commissioner for Education , Prof . Viola Onwuliri , who spoke during the matriculation ceremony of the state College of Nursing and Midwifery , Orlu , said the learning and teaching of Igbo language would be compulsory for all students in primary , secondary and tertiary institutions in the state .

Represented by the Director of Tertiary Education , Basil Iwu , the commissioner urged parents and guardians to teach their children and wards the Igbo language .

The commissioner said , “We have resolved to make Igbo language a compulsory subject in schools in Imo State . We believe our children need to know their roots and we can encourage that by teaching them our language which is our heritage in schools . Parents and guardians should equally teach their children and wards Igbo language at homes.”

She urged the provost to ensure that Igbo language was made a compulsory language at the school of nursing .

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