IvoryLand

09/19/2025

“When a child stumbles and falls, he looks forward. Upon an elder's fall, he looks back.”
This Yoruba wisdom reminds us: children dream of tomorrow, while elders carry yesterday’s lessons. Together, they shape our future. 💕

Which proverb from your culture still guides your heart today? Share with us — let’s keep our heritage alive!

09/18/2025

Yoruba Proverb of the Day:
“Bi omode ba subu, a wo iwaju; bi agbalagba ba subu, a wo ‘eyin.”

What do you think this means in today’s world?

09/16/2025

🌍 How a Strong Nigerian Community Abroad Shapes a Child’s Future

Surrounding children with heritage, support, and culture doesn’t just build identity—it builds confidence for life.
Read more about how Nigerian diaspora communities are making a lasting impact:
🔗 ivorylandsupport.com/how-a-strong-nigerian-community-abroad-shapes-a-childs-future/

09/15/2025

Back to school, back to fun! At Ivoryland, kids don’t just learn — they explore their roots, speak their language, and celebrate culture while growing smarter every day!

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09/12/2025

The Story Ends

The boy cried in fear, until an old villager found him and said:
“Ọmọ gha re ye oghi” — A child who listens will grow in wisdom. 🌱

From that day, he never ignored advice again. The storm became his greatest teacher — reminding us that wisdom is protection.

💭 What lesson do you think today’s children can learn from this? Share below 👇

👉 Keep the wisdom alive. Enroll your child at www.ivorylandsupport.com

09/11/2025

In an Esan village long ago, a playful boy always ignored his parents’ advice. One evening, while the clouds grew dark, he chose to play instead of heading home like the other children. Suddenly, thunder roared, and the path he knew disappeared into the shadows of the forest. 🌩️🌲

He realized he was alone… lost… and afraid. 😱

💭 What do you think happened next?

Stay tuned for Friday’s conclusion — you don’t want to miss the lesson hidden in this story.

👉 At Ivoryland, we keep African stories alive for our children in the diaspora.
Register now at www.ivorylandsupport.com

09/10/2025

“Fluent in English, but struggling with confidence?” ✨

Many Nigerian children abroad speak perfect English… yet quietly battle with self-doubt in school.
At Ivoryland Support, we go beyond academics — we rebuild confidence, nurture identity, and keep their Nigerian roots alive. 🌍💬

💡 Because learning isn’t just about books. It’s about belonging.

👉 Give your child the tools to thrive, not just survive.
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09/09/2025

✨ Did You Know? ✨
The Yoruba word Ọmọlúàbí means a person of good character, raised with values of respect and integrity. 🌍💡

💭 What word from your language makes you proud? Share below 👇

09/08/2025

Why Teaching Esan, Yoruba & Igbo Matters More Than Ever for Kids in the Diaspora

When our kids lose touch with their mother tongue, something powerful fades along with the words—it’s their connection to culture, family, and identity.

In our latest post, we explore how preserving Esan, Yoruba, and Igbo at home not only nurtures heritage but also boosts cognitive development, confidence, and belonging.

Curious how you can make this a joyful part of your family journey? Read more: ivorylandsupport.com/teaching-nigerian-mother-tongue-diaspora/

Let’s help our children grow rooted and proud. 🌿

Nigerian parents in the diaspora are struggling to keep Esan, Yoruba, and Igbo alive. Discover why teaching your child their mother tongue preserves culture, identity, and cognitive skills—and practical tips to make it easier.

09/05/2025

🌙✨ Wishing you peace, joy, and fulfillment this Eid-el-Maulud.
From all of us at Ivoryland Support 💛

❤️

09/03/2025

✨ Welcome Wednesday! ✨🌍
At Ivoryland, every child’s journey matters. 💡
We’re here to help Nigerian kids abroad stay connected to their roots while excelling academically. 📚🇳🇬

Tell us—what’s one Nigerian tradition you’d love your child to keep alive? ❤️

09/02/2025

🌍 Esan Word of the Week!

Every language carries the heartbeat of its people. Let’s celebrate Esan heritage by learning one word at a time. 💡