Nigerian musician and cultural advocate Charles Onyeabor has sparked a thought-provoking discussion on the significance of indigenous languages in Africa.
He challenges the common belief that proficiency in English is a measure of intelligence, stressing the importance of Africans embracing their native languages as an essential part of their cultural identity.
In his statement, Onyeabor criticized the societal bias that prioritizes English fluency over cultural heritage, urging Africans to take pride in their linguistic roots.