Ìdíléwa

Our family. A school from Glasgow.

A daily language school for the tongues of home — starting with Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Ogu (Egun), and Swahili.

The product is a daily lesson. The job is a language that stays in the house. Ogu (Egun / Gùngbè) is first-class — written from Badagry and Porto-Novo primers, not copied from Yoruba.

Heritage is the school: òwe, oríkì, Ifá as names and verses, àló, and eré. A consented voice archive names the dialect.