Kajuk language

Spoken in

Niger - Congo

• Atlantic -Congo Benue -Congo Bantoide languages Südbantoide languages

Eka

Ekajuk, also known as Akajo and Akajuk, is a ekoide language of the Niger -Congo language family, which of several thousand inhabitants - is spoken in the Nigerian state of Cross River and the surrounding areas - a total of 30,000, according to estimates from 1986.

The bantoide language traditionally used the Nsibidi ideographs as writing. This is, however, increasingly being replaced by the Latin alphabet.

Websites

• Sample paragraph in Ekajuk
• Ethnologue entry for Ekajuk

• Ekoid languages
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