Meet Ijemma onwuzulike creator of the Igbo API, the first African Language API focused on making the Igbo language accessible to the world, and an online, open-source Igbo-English dictionary app, and learning platform.



https://www.builtinafrica.io/blog-post/ijemma-onwuzulike-igbo-api

Mynd44, lalasticlala, Seun.

First Africa API ko, last Africa API ni.

A Yoruba lady Omolabake Adenle already built an API for not only Yoruba language. It both Igbo and Hausa too.

Besides that, there has been numerous African language API even before these ones so I find it funny that someone can claim African language API was only first developed in 2021.

https://www.legit.ng/1427564-nigerian-woman-wins-award-building-software-can-teach-yoruba-igbo-3-african-languages.html

unshakablejihad:
Meet Ijemma onwuzulike creator of the Igbo API, the first African Language API focused on making the Igbo language accessible to the world, and an online, open-source Igbo-English dictionary app, and learning platform.



https://www.builtinafrica.io/blog-post/ijemma-onwuzulike-igbo-api

Mynd44, lalasticlala, Seun.

Jihadist see as you were exposed?

unshakablejihad:
Meet Ijemma onwuzulike creator of the Igbo API, the first African Language API focused on making the Igbo language accessible to the world, and an online, open-source Igbo-English dictionary app, and learning platform.



https://www.builtinafrica.io/blog-post/ijemma-onwuzulike-igbo-api

Mynd44, lalasticlala, Seun.

You're wrong. This is not the first in Africa

Shakitibobo23:
First Africa API ko, last Africa API ni.

A Yoruba lady Omolabake Adenle already built an API for not only Yoruba language. It both Igbo and Hausa too.

Besides that, there has been numerous African language API even before these ones so I find it funny that someone can claim African language API was only developed in 2021.

https://www.legit.ng/1427564-nigerian-woman-wins-award-building-software-can-teach-yoruba-igbo-3-african-languages.html

Cc

unshakablejihad

Jonny Just Come....

This is what you do when your language is dying and almost extinct and even unknown all over the world, unlike globally spoken and recognized Yoruba language and culture.

You have to do more than open-source to save that dying and almost extinct Igbo language.

plaindealer:
Jonny Just Come....

This is what you do when your language is dying and almost extinct and even unknown all over the world, unlike globally spoken and recognized Yoruba language and culture.

You have to do more than open-source to save that dying and almost extinct Igbo language.

o, shut your afonja mouth dripping with that infamous slimy gooey ewedu soup!

DubaiLandLord1:


Cc

unshakablejihad

you guys didn't read the Article, hers is the first open-source Api language in Africa.

"An open API, also called public API, is an application programming interface made publicly available to software developers. Open APIs are published on the internet and shared freely, allowing the owner of a network-accessible service to give universal access to consumers."only developers would be using this technology to build whatever they want. this is for better clarification. The headline has been modified.




just for some clarification adenle never developed any Igbo API I have gone through her website and the only language available on her site is Yoruba.

cc Shakitibobo23, adamsmith914, DubaiLandLord1

nobody wants to learn igbo....

afube:




o, shut your afonja mouth dripping with that infamous slimy gooey ewedu soup!

Why is this one pained? I lie?

I love ewedu so much that I could use some ewedu infused Abula right now...

It's an interactive Igbo dictionary and very very impressive from the looks of it. https://nkowaokwu.com/search?word=Bia&page=0.

Yorubas, our own too must be interactive

Commendable!

plaindealer:



Why is this one pained? I lie?

I love ewedu so much that I could use some ewedu infused Abula right now...

I dey tell you, Ewedu is highly medicinal.

Elliotwaveforec:

I dey tell you, Ewedu is highly medicinal.

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plaindealer:



Why is this one pained? I lie?

I love ewedu so much that I could use some ewedu infused Abula right now...

The United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) has revealed that the south-west has the second highest number of stunted children in Nigeria. UNICEF Communication Officer, Blessing Ejiofor, speaking at a meeting on child nutrition in Ogun state attributed the high number of stunted children in the region to acute malnutrition.
She revealed that 19.4% of children in South West are stunted, which is only
second to what is obtained in the North. She said; “However, 19.4 per cent of
children in South-West Nigeria are stunted. This figure is worse than the figure for the South-East and the south-south but better than the North as we would see during the presentations. This calls for more work by everyone –government and all of us.
“As agenda setters, we must do more to keep child nutrition conversations on the priority list of those that can act to reverse this ugly trend.
“UNICEF believes that journalists can help set the agenda for action against all forms of child malnutrition, be it severe acute malnutrition or stunting. This, the media can do by creating heightened awareness among leaders and citizens.
The media remains UNICEF’s major ally as we work for every child, everywhere, to build a better world for everyone.

www.saharareporters.com/2018/02/27/south-west-has-second-highest-number-stunted-children-nigeria-unicef

u beta change your dieting if not your region will be filled with tyrion lannisters.

unshakablejihad:
Meet Ijemma onwuzulike creator of the Igbo API, the first African Language API focused on making the Igbo language accessible to the world, and an online, open-source Igbo-English dictionary app, and learning platform.



https://www.builtinafrica.io/blog-post/ijemma-onwuzulike-igbo-api

Mynd44, lalasticlala, Seun.

So... to burst your bubble, Yoruba language already has an open source API focused on making the meaning of Yoruba names accessible to the world
https://www.yorubaname.com/about-us
I'm just competitive sha.