BAOLOJI NI YORUBA
BAOLOJI NI YORUBA
This is a Life science class where we treat the Subject of Biology in the Yoruba Language of Western Nigeria.
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18 de feb. de 2025
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Episodios
The Endocrine System, a topic in Biology is introduced in this Episode in the Yoruba Language of Western Nigeria 07.07.2020 23:58
This topics explains the important hormones, their functions and the effects of oversecretion and undersecretion.
The Digestive System 2, a topic in Biology is introduced in this Episode in the Yoruba Language of Western Nigeria 29.06.2020 23:13
This topic teaches the Human Digestive system in Yoruba language and English
The Digestive System, a topic in Biology is introduced in this Episode in the Yoruba Language of Western Nigeria 29.06.2020 25:08
Digestive system is a very important biology topic all everyone should have an idea of. This is why we have brought it closer to you in the Native Yoruba Language of Western Nigeria. Enjoy!!!
The Skeletal System, a topic in Biology is fully discussed in this Episode in the Yoruba Language of Western Nigeria 29.06.2020 25:29
This is in a bid to end Illiteracy in Nigeria by teaching life science in the Native Languages. Yoruba language is a language spoken in the South Western Nigeria. We are working towards ending illiteracy by 2030 in accordance with the United Nations Framework on Ending Poverty and illiteracy.
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