The kikọ script @kikoscript

A new writing system developed for writing Yorùbá. kikoscript.org Joined July 2024

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Ayankola Ayanwuyi @kolaayanwuyi

5 days ago

Two weeks ago, I had the honour of speaking at the Nigerian Languages Data and Sci-Tech Conference (@nldstc 2025). Beyond preservation, our work is urgent and purposeful. We are creating valuable datasets for low-resource languages like Yorùbá to support NLP

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The kikọ script @kikoscript

2 weeks ago

Took me a while to create this piece because I was looking for a way to communicate an aesthetic that I intend to use in future works. I would appreciate it if you liked, retweet, and commented on every one of the post to increase visibility.

The kikọ script @kikoscript

2 weeks ago

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The kikọ script @kikoscript

2 weeks ago

"Ire o!" is a common Yorùbá expression used at the end of a conversation or meeting that is addressed towards someone (or a group of people) to wish them good fortune, blessing, luck e.t.c.

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The kikọ script @kikoscript

3 weeks ago

If you bemoan historical experiences while not being honest in understanding the part played (and still being played) by members of your own, you will always be a pawn on the chessboard of the other.

The kikọ script @kikoscript

3 weeks ago

If you bemoan historical experiences while not being honest in understanding the part played (and still being played) by members of your own, you will always be a pawn on the chessboard of the other.

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The kikọ script @kikoscript

3 weeks ago

Òwe Yorùbá Aṣenilóde ò tó tilé, ilé ni wọ́n ti ń ṣeni The enemy outside is no match for the enemy at home, it is in one's house that one is done in [The enemy at home is more formidable than the enemy abroad].

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The kikọ script @kikoscript

3 weeks ago

Òwe Yorùbá Àfẹ́dànù ni tìyàngbò To be blown away in the wind is the fate of fallen leaves [Directed to a a person to imply that - They can not escape an evil fate, just as fallen leaves cannot avoid being blown away by the wind]

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The kikọ script @kikoscript

3 weeks ago

Òwe Yorùbá Ìríni ni ìkíni, ìkíni ni ìjẹ́ni. To see a person is to greet the person, to be greeted is to respond. [The well-bred person greets people when he or she sees them, and the well-bred person responds to greetings.]

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The kikọ script @kikoscript

3 weeks ago

Translators of the "Yorùbá Bible in modern (today's) tongue" need to adopt this in their next edition release

Science in Yoruba @Sci_in_Yoruba

3 weeks ago

Translators of the "Yorùbá Bible in modern (today's) tongue" need to adopt this in their next edition release

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The kikọ script @kikoscript

3 weeks ago

Òwe Yorùbá It is a mediator that pleads with death; it is a mediator that pleads with trouble; when one is beset with sweat, it is a fan that intercedes for one. [There is a means of dealing with any sort of difficulty]