App with four Nigerian languages speaking capabilities debut

Technology firm, CDIAL, has unveiled indigenous mobile, a revolutionary app designed to celebrate linguistic diversity, empower multilingual communication, and preserve cultural heritage.

The indigenous mobile currently supports five key languages – Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, Pidgin, and Standard English.

According to the Founder of CDIAL, Olayinka Iyinolakan, said, “Indigenous Mobile is not just another mobile app. It’s a cultural bridge that connects people through the beauty of language.
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“This innovative platform enables users to communicate effortlessly in their native languages, ensuring that no one is left behind in the digital era.

“With support for five prominent languages, Indigenous Mobile fosters inclusivity and breaks down language barriers.

“Bid farewell to language barriers and misunderstandings, Indigenous Mobile offers multilingual keyboards and predictive text for Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, Pidgin, and Standard English. This makes it easy to connect with friends, family, and colleagues in their preferred languages,” Iyinolakan said.
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