The Guosa language is the result of natural scientific evolution. It assumes international limelight spreading across Nigeria and other West African Sub-Regional countries or the ECOWAS. It is a linguist link and complement to the languages and cultures of Togo, Republic of Benin, Gambia, Senegal, Chad, Niger, Liberia, Sierra-Leone and Ghana etc. As an evolving language, it will represent a long lasting lingua franca as well as a socio-cultural identity for the diverse cultural groups and languages of the West African countries. A similar position is held by Swahili the trade language, which facilitated communication and commerce in South Africa. Alex G. Igbineweka inaugurated the Train-the-Trainer program at the Ikeja Grammar School, Ogba Lagos Nigeria in December of 2006. And in 2007 the second volume of the dictionary of Guosa language was published among other publications. This is the most comprehensive English-Guosa African language Dictionary evolution ever written to date. There are about 106,962 head words evolved from so many Nigerians and other West African traditional vocabularies and more to be discovered by any language researcher who is ready to take the road less frequented Help sponsor or support academic research and development, and foster linguistic and cultural unity in diversity for Nigeria and the West African countries or the ECOWAS member-states. After all, impossibility lies only within the walls of indifferent and inactive minds. Times in life we must learn to step the history aside and make rooms for history. Contact: Guosa Educational, Scientific & Cultural Inst., Inc A Nigerian and the West African Common Indigenous Future Lingua Franca www.dawodu.net/guosa1.htm www.edofolks.com www.guosa-language.tv E-mail guosa-language@amheritageuniv.net mobasistar@yahoo.com guosa_language.television@yahoo.com Tel: (510) 706-5652
The Guosa language is the result of natural scientific evolution. It assumes international limelight spreading across Nigeria and other West African Sub-Regional countries or the ECOWAS. It is a linguist link and complement to the languages and cultures of Togo, Republic of Benin, Gambia, Senegal, Chad, Niger, Liberia, Sierra-Leone and Ghana etc. As an evolving language, it will represent a long lasting lingua franca as well as a socio-cultural identity for the diverse cultural groups and languages of the West African countries. A similar position is held by Swahili the trade language, which facilitated communication and commerce in South Africa. Alex G. Igbineweka inaugurated the Train-the-Trainer program at the Ikeja Grammar School, Ogba Lagos Nigeria in December of 2006. And in 2007 the second volume of the dictionary of Guosa language was published among other publications. This is the most comprehensive English-Guosa African language Dictionary evolution ever written to date. There are about 106,962 head words evolved from so many Nigerians and other West African traditional vocabularies and more to be discovered by any language researcher who is ready to take the road less frequented Help sponsor or support academic research and development, and foster linguistic and cultural unity in diversity for Nigeria and the West African countries or the ECOWAS member-states. After all, impossibility lies only within the walls of indifferent and inactive minds. Times in life we must learn to step the history aside and make rooms for history. Contact: Guosa Educational, Scientific & Cultural Inst., Inc A Nigerian and the West African Common Indigenous Future Lingua Franca www.dawodu.net/guosa1.htm www.edofolks.com www.guosa-language.tv E-mail guosa-language@amheritageuniv.net mobasistar@yahoo.com guosa_language.television@yahoo.com Tel: (510) 706-5652