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Aspects Of Koro Morphology
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Education
The
Koros are fairy educated. This is not to say that a limited number of
the people are not well educated. However, the acquisition of Islamic
education is placed at priority than any other forms of education. The
submissiveness and readiness of the Koros to aquire Western education in
something to note. Infact, the researchers of this work found as many
as possible fluent English speakers. within the native community.
Though, these set of people acquire their education outside the
community. A survey of Ija-Koro primary school located at Tafa local
government of Niger state points vividly to the fact that 65% of
Ija-Koro children enroll as a starter in 2008/2009 academic session.
This is indeed an evidence of a potential educationally developed
community.
Niger Congo Kordofanian
Mande Atlantic Congo
Atlantic Ijoid Volta Congo
Kru Kwa North Volta Congo Benue Congo
Defoid Edoid Nupoid Idomoid Igboid Cross-River Bantoid
Kanji Platois
Tarokoid
Bernoic Southern Indunic Alumiu Ninzic West East North
Yeskwa Gyonic Koro Hyamic Jiju Tyap Irigwe
Koro-Zuba Koro-Ija Jijilic
Adapted from Roger Blench (2006).
1.13 DATA COLLECTION
The
data is collected through contact or informant method. Linguistics data
is collected for this study by making use of a proficient informant
from the native community. The Ibadan four hundred wordlist and a
framework techniques are the basic instrument of data collection. The
framework techniques form a crucial part of research because the
wordlist cannot capture all the morphological processes. Three
informants supplied this research with sophisticated data. Below are the
information of the informants;
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