Twitter users react law makes yoruba compulsory admission

Here are some possible reactions from Twitter users if a law makes Yoruba language compulsory for admission in Nigeria:

Supportive reactions

• "About time! Our culture and language are what make us unique. Let's preserve our heritage and make Yoruba compulsory for admission" - @YorubaPride
• "This is a great step forward! Our children will learn to appreciate their roots and connect with their heritage" - @NaijaMum
• "Compulsory Yoruba language for admission is a great idea! It's time we prioritize our cultural identity" - @YorubaLinguist

Critical reactions

• "This is a joke, right? Making Yoruba compulsory for admission is a form of cultural imperialism. What about other languages and cultures?" - @NigerianPride
• "This is a step backward! We should be promoting diversity and inclusivity, not forcing a single language on everyone" - @MulticulturalNaija
• "What about the children who don't speak Yoruba at home? This is unfair and discriminatory" - @ConcernedCitizen

Sarcastic reactions

• "Wow, because nothing says 'education' like forcing a language on people. Can't wait to see the 'Yoruba for Dummies' textbooks" - @SarcasticNaija
• "I'm sure the children will just love being forced to learn a language they don't want to learn. What a great way to start their educational journey" - @EyeRoll
• "Because Yoruba is the only language that matters in Nigeria. Let's just forget about all the other languages and cultures" - @SassyNaija

Confused reactions

• "Wait, what? Is this a joke? How does this even work? Do they mean we have to learn Yoruba to get into school?" - @ConfusedNaija
• "I'm not sure I understand this. Is this a new policy or just a suggestion? Can someone explain?" - @CuriousNaija
• "This is so confusing. Are they saying we have to learn Yoruba to get into school, or just that it's recommended?" - @LostNaija