Sentence examples for nigerian language from inspiring English sources

The language of the school was English, not only to develop proficiency but also to provide a common tongue for pupils from different Nigerian language groups.

145 languages are spoken in the Houston area, including Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese, Hindi, Urdu, Arabic, French, Tagalog, Korean, Yoruba (a Nigerian language), and Tamil.

For the past few weeks, Obi -- whose name means "heart" in Igbo, a Nigerian language -- had been learning to swim in a shallow nursery pool, but zookeepers thought it was time for him to take the next step.

She also performs Nigerian language songs like her "Eye Adaba" whose translation of "I see doves in the sky" again brings home the politics within a prayer for peace.

Support staff such as cleaners and security guards were excluded, as were potential participants who could not communicate in any Nigerian language or who declined to sign consent forms.

At this stage, use a wooden stirrer (known as an Omorogun in the Nigerian language Yoruba) to stir the contents of the bowl until you have a relatively homogeneous mix.

Okosuns (or Okosun), who sang both in English and in the Nigerian languages of Ishan and Ibo, created a unique musical style by combining various genres, including reggae, pop, rock, calypso, and Nigerian highlife dance music.

As it turns out, the tree wasn't actually an iroko, but it's called by the same word in many Nigerian languages and symbolic of iROKO's goal to grow throughout Africa by offering the same content in multiple languages.

In addition to English, Olajuwon is fluent in French, Arabic, and the Nigerian languages of Yoruba and Ekiti.

These languages, imported by boarding schools, are often considered by associations to be the official sign languages of their countries, and are named accordingly, e.g. Nigerian Sign Language, Ghanaian Sign Language.

The three major Nigerian indigenous languages are Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba [ 4].