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Osun Monarch Charges Corps Members To Learn Yoruba Language, Says Its The New Civilization
The preservation of culture and traditions has been identified as playing a great role in ensuring that the unique identity of a society is not lost, thereby encouraging generational transfer.
This assertion was made by Oba Aderemi Adedapo, the Olojudo of Ido-Osun, while addressing members of the 2021 Batch A, Stream 1 National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) during the traditional lecture at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Ede, Osun State.
Oba Adedapo encouraged the corps members to learn various interesting attributes of the Yoruba culture especially the language, adding that doing this would expose them to the beauty of its civilisation.
While expressing the need for corps members to be equipped to face life’s unending challenges, the monarch noted that such survival skills when developed will always keep them going and ensure that they stand out as perfect examples during their service year.
He admonished them to always be security conscious and never make themselves available as a target for enemy attacks.
In his words,
“Avoid undue friendships and never go to unknown places without proper investigation and due research.
“The complexity of human lives makes it necessary for us to learn tolerance and love towards all around”.
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