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'Who Naija language help?' Peter P-Square asks critics questioning his children's Igbo fluency

The response sparked mixed reactions online, with some users arguing that teaching children native languages helps preserve culture and identity, while others maintained that parents should decide how to raise their children.

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Peter P-Square defends his children speaking French, sparking debate on Nigerian languages and cultural identity. Read his full response to critics.

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'Who Naija language help?' Peter P-Square asks critics questioning his children's Igbo fluency

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'Who Naija language help?' Peter P-Square asks critics questioning his children's Igbo fluency

Nigerian languages not helpful, Peter P-Square defends children speaking French

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