Kiong
Akoiyang; Akayon; Okonyong; Okoyong; Iyoniyong;
Niger-Congo; Atlantic-Congo; Benue-Congo; Delta Cross
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Minority Language Mai
Okoyong People
Nigeria, Close up
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2012
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Nigeria
5.319509, 8.349252;5.039989, 8.352642;
"Akamkpa and Odukpani local government areas of Cross River State, Nigeria."
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"Akamkpa and Odukpani local government areas of Cross River State, Nigeria."
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1992
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Cross River State, Nigeria
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"Nigeria, Cross River State, Calabar and Akampka Division."
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"Nigeria, Cross River State, Calabar and Akampka Division."
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Efik
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"Still spoken by a few elderly people"
2007
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Cross River State, Nigeria
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Cross River State, Nigeria
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"Most Kiong people today speak another Cross River language, Efik, which has been a major language in the area for several centuries."
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2011
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Cross River State, Nigeria
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"Cross River State, Odukpani and Akamkpa LGAs"
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"Cross River State, Odukpani and Akamkpa LGAs"
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2010
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1973
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Nigeria
5.1077,8.208992
"Ńdɔ̀dùɔ̀, about 2 miles from Akpáp"
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"Ńdɔ̀dùɔ̀, about 2 miles from Akpáp"
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100 (2004). Ethnic population: 569
2009
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