Nutifafa Feyi is an astute Èʋegbe (Ewe) language professional and a member of the Ewe Commission, which is constituted by the African Academy of Languages (ACALAN) under the tutelage of the African Union. Èʋegbe is a Niger–Congo language spoken primarily in south-eastern Ghana and in Togo. In this episode of the podcast, Nutifafa pours out her passion for the language and shares her views on the promotion of Èʋegbe and African languages in general.
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