Labaran and her team will seek to transform Nigeria’s use of Pidgin and expects debate with listerners on what the language should be. – AFP
It is a unique mash-up of mainly English with borrowed African words but Pidgin is poised to make it big on the airwaves.
IMAGINE a language without an alphabet, held together without grammar or spelling, which changes every day but is nonetheless spoken and understood by more than 75 million Nigerians.
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