Geji
Geeji, Gyannzi, Gyaazə, Bagba, Gezawa, Gejawa, Gaejawa, Kayauri, Kaiyorawa
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"650 (LA 1971), 1000 (Caron 2005). 20 villages (2007)"
2012
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Toro and Bauchi Local Government Areas, Bauchi State, Nigeria
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2010
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2013
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"Si les Polci et les Zoɗi sont relativement nombreux (environ 50 000) les autres locuteurs avoisinent les 500 pour les lectes encore vivaces (Boto, Zaranda, Dir, Baraza, Geji, Zakshi, Chari)..."
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2011
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10.291667, 9.65; 10.333333, 9.633333
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- An Atlas of Nigerian LanguagesRoger Blench. 2012. "An Atlas of Nigerian Languages." The latest version of the Index of Nigerian Languages. 3rd. Edition. Online: http://www.rogerblench.info/Language/Africa/Nigeria/Atlas%20of%20Nigerian%20Languages-%20ed%20III.pdfhttp://www.rogerblench.info/Language/Africa/Nigeria/Atlas%20of%20Nigerian%20Languages-%20ed%20III.pdf
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