Home
Attn; You may witness broken links, we are working on building this website right away
Igalapedia
Welcome to IGALAPEDIA PROJECT
THE Igala Encyclopedia (a.k.a. IGALAPEDIA PROJECT) is an NGO Project initiated to promote the speaking of Igala dialect among Igala Children and re-awake the already diminishing Igala vocabularies in the hands of western civilisation. Its obvious from available records that past three decades see nothing good to the growth of native African languages which igala tribe is among. countless vocabularies of minority African tribes have gone extinct against the ever increasing vocabularies of major tribes of the world who embraced digital media to secure and promote their mother tongue.
Igalapedia is committed to promote academics, economics and tourism activities in Igala land at free cost. We teach how to speak the Igala language through the internet and desktop application on Windows and MAC OS. IGALA language is one of the major tribes in Nigeria, West Africa, they are found in Kogi State majorly to the east of River Niger and west of Benue-Niger confluence. Long records of hospitality that exist among the Igala(s) and their guests account for the land been a peaceful domain for industrialisation, The length and breath of Igala land is open for local and foreign investors utilisation.
Curriculums
Igala Studies
Its our pleasure at Igalapedia project that you commit interest to seeking knowledge about Igala language. We want you to enjoy learning Igala language as much as we enjoy teaching it! And we make sure that the Igala we teach you with our learning tools is relevant and useful to you outside of the learning environment.
Our curriculum for Igala studies is divided into three module. The module two which can also be referred to as General Igala Studies is a language study Courses for people of all levels ranging from from complete beginners to near-native speakers of Igala language. Our Igalapedia quiz is a Preparatory self test learning tool that will give you the skills needed to do really well in the Igala language online competition we are putting in place to encourage the learners.
Login to see more …
21,575 total views, 57 views today
Home,
jones67
Thank you for this forum,
My late father is from Igala land, he died during biafra war a year after I was born in 1968. I have contacts to few of his relatives but never visited home. My children are worried that they knew little or nothing about their own father’s home. With your forum today, I know the problem of teaching them including my self one or two things in Igala language is becoming a thing of the past.
please try add voice to the Dictionary.