Unlocking Africa’s Potential Through Our First Languages

Embrace mother tongues for inclusive learning and preserving indigenous knowledge

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Empowering Africa with Language-based Education

Now is the time for Africa to be the pride of the world.

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Inclusive Learning

Empower students from diverse backgrounds to learn in their mother tongue.

Promote cognitive development and cultural preservation through language-based education.
Enhance overall academic performance and engagement.
Bridge the education gap caused by language barriers.
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Our Solutions

Language-based Education Solutions

Transforming education through native languages

Inclusive Curriculum

Design and implement curriculum that integrates native languages for a holistic learning experience.

Teacher Training

Provide comprehensive training to educators on effectively teaching subjects in native languages.

Learning Resources

Develop and distribute learning materials in multiple native languages, ensuring equitable access to education.

Community Engagement

Engage with communities to promote the importance of preserving indigenous languages in education.

Research and Advocacy

Conduct research on the benefits of language-based education and advocate for policy changes.

Partnerships

Forge partnerships with schools, organizations, and governments to expand language-based education initiatives.

Our Story

Driving Africa’s Future Through Language

Learn how we started and our vision for a brighter future through mother-tongue education.

Empowering Education

Unlocking Potential

By embracing native languages in education, we empower individuals to unlock their true potential. Studies have shown that learning in mother tongues improves cognitive development, critical thinking, and overall academic performance. Our language-based education approach nurtures confidence, creativity, and a strong sense of cultural identity in learners, setting them on a path to success and fulfillment.

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Preserving Heritage

Protecting Indigenous Knowledge

Language is the vessel that carries the rich tapestry of indigenous knowledge and culture. Through our commitment to language-based education, we preserve and promote Africa’s diverse heritage. By valuing mother tongues, we honor the wisdom of our ancestors and prevent the loss of essential traditional practices, customs, and values. Join us in protecting Africa’s rich cultural heritage through education in native languages.

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About The Author

Solomon Olubunmi Atala is an architect and member of the Nigerian Institute of Architects. He studied architecture at the prestigious  Howard University in Washington, DC USA. He worked with the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing, Nigeria, and later shifted to private as an architectural consultant. He is also an oil palm farmer in Osun state Nigeria. His marriage to his  late wife Deaconess Patricia Taiwo Atala is blessed with thee wonderful children

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What’s in the press

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News Paper Editorials

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Author advocates teaching in indigenous languages.
Solomon Atala, has called on the Nigerian government to implement the use of its first languages in teaching and learning. More…..
 
Punch Newspaper
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Author canvasses use of indigenous languages in schools.
An author, Solomon Atala, has advocated the use of indigenous languages for teaching and learning in primary and secondary schools.  More…
 
The Guardian Newspaper
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Mother tongue aids students’performance, says expert.
Mr Solomon Olubunmi Atala, during the unveiling of his new book entitled: “The First Language Our Hope: Ideas towards a great Africa” in Lagos. More…
 
The Nation Newspaper
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Book Review: The First Language Our Hope.
Olubunmi Atala’s idea of personal and national development is predicated on the effective use of mother’s tongue as the medium of knowledge dissemination and acquisition. More…
 
Silverbird News 24
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Solomon Atala Champions Indigenous Languages in Education at Lagos Book Launch.
Discover how Solomon Atala advocates for the reintegration of Africa’s mother tongues into its educational system to unlock the continent’s developmental potential and enhance educational outcomes. More…
 
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Nigerian Authors Canvassing: Using Indigenous Language in School.
An insightful discourse has emerged regarding the incorporation of indigenous languages into the educational framework of Nigeria. Solomon Atala, a multifaceted individual known for his endeavors as an author, architect, and farmer, recently advocated for the integration of native languages into teaching and learning processes. More…
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