One of the things I fancy so much about the mobile phone is its ability to be with us at all times. Three things we can hardly leave the house without; a mobile phone, Keys and our wallet [Money]. Not only is the mobile phone with us at all times, but it connects us with the wonderful conversations we like to have with people that we are connected with.

Pledge51 with the support of Indigo Trust and Co-creation Hub is releasing the Version 2 of The Nigeria Constitution on mobile phones. The app has been repackaged and developed to promote citizenship enlightenment.

Read More: http://otekbits.com/2012/05/18/pledge51-mobile-app-nigerian-constitution/

I just downloaded this for my phone, and, I must admit, it's pretty sweet. I would implore for more people to either download this or read the Nigerian Constitution. It is evident that our leaders do not know the contents of the nation's constitution, but that doesn't mean we must not know it either. I haven't read it all but tend to go through it every once in a while. With it on my phone now, I'll be reading it when bored in a waiting room or something lol.

I know Nigerians have Bible apps on their phones. This should be the next app they download.

ogugua88: I just downloaded this for my phone, and, I must admit, it's pretty sweet. I would implore for more people to either download this or read the Nigerian Constitution. It is evident that our leaders do not know the contents of the nation's constitution, but that doesn't mean we must not know it either. I haven't read it all but tend to go through it every once in a while. With it on my phone now, I'll be reading it when bored in a waiting room or something lol.

I know Nigerians have Bible apps on their phones. This should be the next app they download.

Your marketing skill is superb. I will try it

Lol thank you. It was all genuine though

It's easy to navigate and less intimidating then blocks of texts you find online.

NIGERIAN CONSTITUTION IN YORUBA VERSION


Ayanbode Oje a member of the Change Movement Nigeria translated the Nigerian Constitution (1999) into Yoruba Language and We have decided to make the document available to everyone for free.

Yoruba /ˈjɒrʊbə/ (natively èdè Yorùbá) is a Niger–Congo language spoken in West Africa. The number of speakers of Yoruba was estimated at around 20 million in the 1990s.The native tongue of the Yoruba people is spoken, among other languages, in Nigeria, Benin, and Togo and in communities in other parts of Africa, Europe and the Americas. A variety of the language, Lucumi, is the liturgical language of the Santería religion of the Caribbean. It is most closely related to the Owo and Itsekiri language (spoken in the Niger-Delta) and Igala spoken in central Nigeria. (Wikipedia – Yoruba Language)

Our objective is to empower the truly disenfranchised, the oppressed, the voiceless to be able to critically engage in participatory democracy and open governance. Please, this document is not for sale and it is to be effectively distributed for the benefit of all.

We are calling for volunteers to help translate the constitution into other indigenous languages in Nigeria. We are currently working on an audio version of the constitution.

Download the 1999 Nigerian Constitution in Yoruba Language

http://www.changemovementng.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/ImageOfin.pdf