Speak Nigeria is built by people who care about these languages. If you speak one — or translate, record, teach, build, or simply want to help — there's a real place for you here.
Our biggest need right now
We're building open-source learning games for Nigerian languages, and this is where you can make the most difference. We need translators and speakers for as many languages as possible — people who can help translate words and phrases and record them so children hear a real, native voice. This can help with every language: Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Bini, Ijaw, Efik, and more. The more languages we work on at once, the faster we all grow.
If you speak the language and can record clear audio on your phone, you can help. If you can translate, record, or do both, that is exactly the kind of contribution we need. Here's how simple it is:
More ways to help
We are also looking for teachers and facilitators who can help shape structured learning over time. That is especially important for languages like Igbo, but teachers of other languages are welcome too.
Start a conversation →Our game is open-source and built on GCompris. If you write code — or want to help with audio, design, or testing — we'd love the help.
Get in touch →Share our work with families who'd value it, connect us with speakers and teachers, or support us so we can keep everything free.
Reach out →Tell us a little about yourself and how you'd like to help. Every language, every skill, every bit of time makes a difference.