Igbo is primarily spoken in south-east Nigeria and Yoruba in the south-west, as well as in Benin and Togo.
The BBC's expansion in Nigeria - Africa's most populous country where more than 200 languages are spoken - began last year with BBC Pidgin, which targets those who use the regional English-based lingua franca. It is primarily an oral language, without a standard agreed written form.
The BBC Igbo and Yoruba teams have also faced challenges to standardise their written languages for modern audiences - and have sought advice from academics.
From BBC news
Yes oh!. I watched it last night and they were asking some people to sing the national anthem in Igbo and what some sang eeh...LMAO 😁
ReplyDeleteThis is good news for our native languages
Hahahahaha, where we no learn am for Igbo. E go hard some how sha.
DeleteGreat news...
ReplyDeleteNice
ReplyDeleteI watched it last night and some people were interviewed to sing the national anthem in Igbo language. What some people sang eeh...LMAO 😁.
ReplyDeleteVery p
ReplyDeleteVery cool
ReplyDeleteA good one, but where is Hausa own o. Make dem no send us Herdsmen o.
ReplyDeleteLol 😁 @ sending herdsmen
DeleteHausa's have gotten theirs since