-
Igboid languages constitute a
branch of the Volta–Niger
language family.
Williamson and
Blench conclude that the
Igboid languages form a "language cluster"...
- Blench,
Ekpeye is
classified as an
Igboid language.
Although an
Igboid language,
Ekpeye has
evolved to a very
distinct Igboid language that is phonologically...
-
Rivers State include the
Riverine Ijaw; Ogoni,
Ikwerre people and
other Igboid groups on the mainland. Today, over 26
distinct groups are
recognized by...
- the
Kongo people, or
originated as the
Nsibidi system of
writing for the
Igboid and
Ekoid languages from West and
Central Africa.
According to Milo Rigaud...
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etymologically derived from the
diverse cultural realms that
comprise the
Western Igboid speaking regions flanking the
western basin of the
Niger in
south central...
-
regional dialects are
somewhat mutually intelligible amidst the
larger "
Igboid" cluster. The Igbo
homeland straddles the
lower Niger River, east and south...
- Ekpon, Mbiri, Igbanke. Ika
Language was
classified by
linguists under the
Igboid cluster of languages. The
standard form of Ika
Language is said to be the...
- Ukwuani, Aboh, and
Ndoni are a
cluster of
Igboid languages of Nigeria.
Ndokwa at
Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription required)
Ngulube 2011. sfn...
- The Ika
language is an Igbo dialect,
classified under Nuclear Igboid in the Yeai
language family. The
dialect is
spoken primarily by the Ika
people of...
- Ekpeye[citation needed] is an
Igboid ethnic group in
Rivers State,
Niger Delta, Nigeria. They are
predominantly found in
Ahoada East and some in Ahoada...