₦airaland Forum

Nowenuse:
Yeah, well, the point still remains that there was never no need for you to mention Hausas or Igalas claiming Lokoja, cos they never had and never will.

Lokoja is a property of Okun yorubas, Ebira-koto and Nupe speakers, but as it is, i'd say Nupe speakers seem to have the upper hand traditionally n on influence. Okuns seem to have the larger land area while Ebira-koto seem to have the numbers/population.

What are the most common local languages in the Lokoja township?
apart from pidgin which a lot of people now speak?

cc: 9jakool