Ga’anda
A language of Nigeria
| Population | 43,000 (1992). |
| Region | Adamawa state, Gombi LGA; Song, Guyuk, and Mubi LGAs, and Borno state, Biu LGA. |
| Language map |
Nigeria, Map 5, reference number 242 |
| Alternate names | Ga’andu, Ganda, Makwar, Mokar |
| Dialects | Ga’anda, Gabin. |
| Classification | Afro-Asiatic, Chadic, Biu-Mandara, A, A.1, Eastern |
| Language use | Also use Hausa [hau] or Fulfulde [fuv]. |
| Language development | Grammar. |
| Comments | 14 villages have primary schools, and Ga’anda has a secondary school. Becoming more interested in education. Traditional religion, Christian, Muslim. |
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