Nijeriya (Nigeria)

478 languages spoken mainly here:

• 18 850 000 speakers of Yoruba (Yorùbá)
• 18 000 000 speakers of Igbo (Asụsụ Igbo)
• 18 000 000 speakers of Igbo (Asụsụ Igbo)
• 2 212 000 speakers of Tiv
• 1 708 000 speakers of Fulfulde , Nigerian
• 1 500 000 speakers of Ibibio
• 1 000 000 speakers of Anaang
• 1 000 000 speakers of Bini
• 1 000 000 speakers of Ebira
• 1 000 000 speakers of Izon
• 800 000 speakers of Igala
• 700 000 speakers of Gbagyi
• 600 000 speakers of Idoma
• 546 000 speakers of Urhobo
• 510 000 speakers of Isekiri
• 423 000 speakers of Isoko
• 400 000 speakers of Efik
• 400 000 speakers of Mumuye
• 400 000 speakers of Ngas
• 350 000 speakers of Gbari
• 300 000 speakers of Berom
• 300 000 speakers of Jju
• 300 000 speakers of Kamwe
• 300 000 speakers of Tarok
• 295 000 speakers of Mwaghavul
• 295 000 speakers of Sur
• 274 000 speakers of Yekhee
• 257 800 speakers of Kalabari
• 250 000 speakers of Bade
• 250 000 speakers of Igede
• 248 000 speakers of Kirike
• 200 000 speakers of Ekit
• 200 000 speakers of Esan
• 200 000 speakers of Gera
• 200 000 speakers of Goemai
• 200 000 speakers of Ikwere
• 200 000 speakers of Khana
• 200 000 speakers of Obolo
• 200 000 speakers of Ogbia
• 175 000 speakers of Huba
• 170 000 speakers of Ogbah
• 150 000 speakers of Bacama
• 150 000 speakers of Bata
• 150 000 speakers of Bete
• 150 000 speakers of Karekare
• 150 000 speakers of Tsuvadi
• 140 400 speakers of Eggon
• 140 000 speakers of Bokyi
• 135 000 speakers of Marghi Central
• 130 000 speakers of Tangale
• 130 000 speakers of Tyap
• 113 900 speakers of Bitare
• 109 900 speakers of Kofyar
• 107 000 speakers of Daka , Samba
• 104 300 speakers of Mom Jango
• 100 000 speakers of Bekwarra
• 100 000 speakers of Che
• 100 000 speakers of Cibak
• 100 000 speakers of Cishingini
• 100 000 speakers of Dibo
• 100 000 speakers of Gokana
• 100 000 speakers of Hyam
• 100 000 speakers of Tsikimba
• 100 000 speakers of Tsishingini
• 100 000 speakers of Wapan
• 99 000 speakers of Mambila , Nigeria
• 95 000 speakers of Kukele
• 80 000 speakers of Kanuri , Central
• 80 000 speakers of Ngizim
• 77 700 speakers of Warji
• 77 000 speakers of Nzanyi
• 75 000 speakers of Oring
• 75 000 speakers of Oro
• 72 100 speakers of Gade
• 71 500 speakers of Ijo , Southeast
• 70 000 speakers of Agatu
• 68 000 speakers of Gude
• 67 300 speakers of Ejagham
• 65 000 speakers of Obanliku
• 64 800 speakers of Jere
• 64 000 speakers of Eruwa
• 62 600 speakers of Yendang
• 62 000 speakers of Samba Leko
• 60 400 speakers of Ndoola
• 60 000 speakers of Ibani
• 60 000 speakers of Legbo
• 60 000 speakers of Ngamo
• 60 000 speakers of Waja
• 58 000 speakers of Eleme
• 50 200 speakers of Etkywan
• 50 000 speakers of Ikulu
• 50 000 speakers of Izere
• 50 000 speakers of Lijili
• 50 000 speakers of Nungu
• 50 000 speakers of Okobo
• 50 000 speakers of Saya
• 50 000 speakers of Yace
• 50 000 speakers of Yala
• 48 000 speakers of Arigidi
• 47 800 speakers of Igwe
• 46 300 speakers of Jara
• 44 600 speakers of Kutep
• 44 000 speakers of Reshe
• 40 300 speakers of Kurama
• 40 000 speakers of Eten
• 40 000 speakers of Irigwe
• 40 000 speakers of Kadara
• 40 000 speakers of Lamang
• 35 100 speakers of Alago
• 35 000 speakers of Ashe
• 35 000 speakers of Ninzo
• 35 000 speakers of Sambe
• 32 000 speakers of Hwana
• 32 000 speakers of Longuda
• 30 000 speakers of Bile
• 30 000 speakers of Bokobaru
• 30 000 speakers of Dadiya
• 30 000 speakers of Dghwede
• 30 000 speakers of Ekajuk
• 30 000 speakers of Ekpeye
• 30 000 speakers of Jibu
• 30 000 speakers of Kohumono
• 30 000 speakers of Miya
• 30 000 speakers of Okpamheri
• 30 000 speakers of Pongu
• 30 000 speakers of Ubaghara
• 28 500 speakers of Glavda
• 27 300 speakers of Gwandara
• 26 900 speakers of Akpa
• 26 100 speakers of Fyer
• 25 400 speakers of Kagoma
• 25 000 speakers of Abua
• 25 000 speakers of Afade
• 25 000 speakers of Eloyi
• 25 000 speakers of Pero
• 24 700 speakers of Iyayu
• 22 000 speakers of Polci
• 21 900 speakers of Montol
• 21 600 speakers of Galambu
• 20 000 speakers of Agwagwune
• 20 000 speakers of Bauchi
• 20 000 speakers of Busa
• 20 000 speakers of Duguri
• 20 000 speakers of Engenni
• 20 000 speakers of Fali
• 20 000 speakers of Gvoko
• 20 000 speakers of Hungworo
• 20 000 speakers of Kakanda
• 20 000 speakers of Kamo
• 20 000 speakers of Kupa
• 20 000 speakers of Kushi
• 20 000 speakers of Mama
• 20 000 speakers of Umon
• 19 800 speakers of Uneme
• 19 800 speakers of Uvbie
• 19 000 speakers of Mboi
• 19 000 speakers of Ososo
• 18 000 speakers of Odual
• 18 000 speakers of Ukaan
• 17 300 speakers of Jorto
• 17 300 speakers of Pyapun
• 16 300 speakers of Lere
• 16 000 speakers of Tso
• 15 600 speakers of Kulere
• 15 000 speakers of Baangi
• 15 000 speakers of Etebi
• 15 000 speakers of Kakihum
• 15 000 speakers of Yukuben
• 14 800 speakers of Sukur
• 14 200 speakers of Ehueun
• 14 100 speakers of Ukue
• 14 000 speakers of Giiwo
• 14 000 speakers of Yiwom
• 13 600 speakers of Uhami
• 13 000 speakers of Yeskwa
• 12 500 speakers of Abanyom
• 12 500 speakers of Sasaru
• 12 300 speakers of Amo
• 12 000 speakers of Agoi
• 12 000 speakers of Epie
• 12 000 speakers of Mburku
• 12 000 speakers of Ogbronuagum
• 12 000 speakers of Putukwam
• 11 400 speakers of Bumaji
• 11 400 speakers of Como Karim
• 11 400 speakers of Doka
• 11 400 speakers of Duwai
• 11 400 speakers of Kpan
• 11 400 speakers of Labir
• 11 400 speakers of Lubila
• 10 500 speakers of Kuturmi
• 10 400 speakers of Kanufi
• 10 200 speakers of Korop
• 10 000 speakers of Akpes
• 10 000 speakers of Boga
• 10 000 speakers of Degema
• 10 000 speakers of Efutop
• 10 000 speakers of Etulo
• 10 000 speakers of Evant
• 10 000 speakers of Ibino
• 10 000 speakers of Idun
• 10 000 speakers of Kaan
• 10 000 speakers of Kamantan
• 10 000 speakers of Kwaami
• 10 000 speakers of Lame
• 10 000 speakers of Lemoro
• 10 000 speakers of Leyigha
• 10 000 speakers of Maaka
• 10 000 speakers of Ngwaba
• 10 000 speakers of Ogbogolo
• 10 000 speakers of Tal
• 10 000 speakers of Uda
• 10 000 speakers of Ulukwumi
• 9 000 speakers of Dirim
• 9 000 speakers of Geruma
• 9 000 speakers of Ghotuo
• 8 800 speakers of Dass
• 8 500 speakers of Tanjijili
• 7 300 speakers of Ndoe
• 7 200 speakers of Diri
• 7 200 speakers of Surubu
• 6 300 speakers of Efai
• 6 100 speakers of Iguta
• 6 000 speakers of Awak
• 6 000 speakers of Bangwinji
• 6 000 speakers of Bu
• 6 000 speakers of Deno
• 6 000 speakers of Geji
• 6 000 speakers of Miship
• 5 700 speakers of Idesa
• 5 500 speakers of Piti
• 5 300 speakers of Ikpeshi
• 5 100 speakers of Ruma
• 5 000 speakers of Acipa , Eastern
• 5 000 speakers of Baan
• 5 000 speakers of Dong
• 5 000 speakers of Ebughu
• 5 000 speakers of Eki
• 5 000 speakers of Gudu
• 5 000 speakers of Ibilo
• 5 000 speakers of Ibuoro
• 5 000 speakers of Idere
• 5 000 speakers of Idon
• 5 000 speakers of Ilue
• 5 000 speakers of Ito
• 5 000 speakers of Itu Mbon Uzo
• 5 000 speakers of Kugama
• 5 000 speakers of Kyak
• 5 000 speakers of Leelau
• 5 000 speakers of Lopa
• 5 000 speakers of Nkari
• 5 000 speakers of Oruma
• 5 000 speakers of Shanga
• 5 000 speakers of Uzekwe
• 5 000 speakers of Waka
• 4 800 speakers of Biseni
• 4 800 speakers of Izora
• 4 600 speakers of Nkoroo
• 4 000 speakers of Burak
• 4 000 speakers of Gengle
• 4 000 speakers of Kyenga
• 4 000 speakers of Ningye
• 4 000 speakers of Teme
• 4 000 speakers of Wannu
• 3 600 speakers of Okodia
• 3 400 speakers of Bakpinka
• 3 400 speakers of Jiru
• 3 400 speakers of Kumba
• 3 400 speakers of Obulom
• 3 400 speakers of Tita
• 3 400 speakers of Ubang
• 3 000 speakers of Ayere
• 3 000 speakers of Cineni
• 3 000 speakers of Fyam
• 3 000 speakers of Gurmana
• 3 000 speakers of Gyem
• 3 000 speakers of Hasha
• 3 000 speakers of Koenoem
• 3 000 speakers of Kpasam
• 3 000 speakers of Kutto
• 3 000 speakers of Mbongno
• 3 000 speakers of Mingang Doso
• 3 000 speakers of Nnam
• 3 000 speakers of Otank
• 3 000 speakers of Sha
• 3 000 speakers of Tambas
• 3 000 speakers of Tera
• 2 500 speakers of Firan
• 2 500 speakers of Kholok
• 2 300 speakers of Kaivi
• 2 300 speakers of Tumi
• 2 000 speakers of Ciwogai
• 2 000 speakers of Dza
• 2 000 speakers of Jiba
• 2 000 speakers of Kariya
• 2 000 speakers of Kugbo
• 2 000 speakers of Lufu
• 2 000 speakers of Nggwahyi
• 2 000 speakers of Tala
• 2 000 speakers of Zumbun
• 1 900 speakers of Aduge
• 1 700 speakers of Zeem
• 1 500 speakers of Horom
• 1 200 speakers of Alege
• 1 200 speakers of Janji
• 1 100 speakers of Dungu
• 1 000 speakers of Abon
• 1 000 speakers of Ambo
• 1 000 speakers of Bukwen
• 1 000 speakers of Cori
• 1 000 speakers of Fam
• 1 000 speakers of Fungwa
• 1 000 speakers of Mundat
• 1 000 speakers of Nkukoli
• 1 000 speakers of Tha
• 900 speakers of Ju
• 800 speakers of Ayu
• 800 speakers of Duhwa
• 500 speakers of Bure
• 500 speakers of Kinuku
• 300 speakers of Ndunda
• 200 speakers of Defaka
• 200 speakers of Iko
• 200 speakers of Kapya
• 200 speakers of Sheni
• 100 speakers of Beele
• 100 speakers of Dulbu
• 100 speakers of Jilbe
• 100 speakers of Kiong
• 100 speakers of Mangas
• 100 speakers of Mvanip
• 100 speakers of Ukwa
• 100 speakers of Yangkam
• 100 speakers of Zangwal
• Abureni
• Àhàn
• Ahwai
• Ake
• Akuku
• Alumu-Tesu
• Áncá
• Asu (Nigeria)
• Atsam
• Bada (Nigeria)
• Bali (Nigeria)
• Barikanchi
• Basa (Nigeria)
• Basa-Gurmana
• Bassa-Kontagora
• Batu
• Begbere-Ejar
• Bena (Nigeria)
• Bete-Bendi
• Bina (Nigeria)
• Bo-Rukul
• Boghom
• Bole
• Bura-Pabir
• Buru (Nigeria)
• C'lela
• Cakfem-Mushere
• Cara
• Cen
• Centúúm
• Cicipu
• Cinda-Regi-Tiyal
• Damakawa
• Daza
• Dera (Nigeria)
• Dijim-Bwilim
• Doko-Uyanga
• Emai-Iuleha-Ora
• Enwan (Akwa Ibom State)
• Enwan (Edu State)
• Fali , Baissa
• Fum
• Ga'anda
• Gaa
• Ganang
• Gbiri-Niragu
• Gibanawa
• Guduf-Gava
• Gupa-Abawa
• Guruntum-Mbaaru
• Gwa
• Gwamhi-Wuri
• Hausa Sign Language
• Hõne
• Hun-Saare
• Ihievbe
• Ija-Zuba
• Ika
• Iku-Gora-Ankwa
• Ivbie North-Okpela-Arhe
• Izi-Ezaa-Ikwo-Mgbo
• Jarawa (Nigeria)
• Jimi (Nigeria)
• Kag-Fer-Jiir-Koor-Ror-Us-Zuksun
• Kam
• Kami (Nigeria)
• Kaningdon-Nindem
• Kir-Balar
• Kofa
• Koma
• Kono (Nigeria)
• Kudu-Camo
• Kulung (Nigeria)
• Kwa
• Kwak
• Laka (Nigeria)
• Lala-Roba
• Lamja-Dengsa-Tola
• Laru
• Lenyima
• Lokaa
• Loo
• Luri
• Mada (Nigeria)
• Mághdì
• Mak (Nigeria)
• Mala (Nigeria)
• Marghi South
• Mashi (Nigeria)
• Mbe
• Mbembe , Cross River
• Mbula-Bwazza
• Moo
• Nde-Gbite
• Nde-Nsele-Nta
• Nigerian Sign Language
• Njerep
• Nkem-Nkum
• Nshi
• Numana-Nunku-Gbantu-Numbu
• Nupe-Nupe-Tako
• Nyam
• Odut
• Oko-Eni-Osayen
• Okpe (Northwestern Edo)
• Okpe (Southwestern Edo)
• Oloma
• Olulumo-Ikom
• Pa'a
• Panawa
• Pangseng
• Pe
• Pidgin , Nigerian
• Piya-Kwonci
• Putai
• Rang
• Rogo
• Ron
• Sanga (Nigeria)
• Shall-Zwall
• Shama-Sambuga
• Shamang
• Shau
• Shiki
• Shoo-Minda-Nye
• Shuwa-Zamani
• Siri
• Somyev
• Tee
• Toro
• Tula
• Tunzu
• Ukpe-Bayobiri
• Ukpet-Ehom
• Ukwuani-Aboh-Ndoni
• Uokha
• Vaghat-Ya-Bijim-Legeri
• Vemgo-Mabas
• Viti
• Vono
• Voro
• Wãpha
• Wom (Nigeria)
• Zhire