Adamawa · Nigeria’s peoples
Bambuka (Kyak)
The Bambuka speak Kyak and are one of the indigenous peoples of Karim Lamido LGA, Taraba.
At a glance
- Where do the Bambuka (Kyak) people live?
- Their homeland is in , across 0 local government areas.
- What language do the Bambuka (Kyak) speak?
- Kyak, a language of the Adamawa family (Atlantic-Congo › Volta-Congo › North Volta-Congo › Central Adamawa).
Overview
The Bambuka speak Kyak and are one of the indigenous peoples of Karim Lamido LGA, Taraba.[2],[1]Medium confidence
Where the Bambuka (Kyak) live
Local government areas by state. Homeland: the group is the majority. Shared area: a large share of a mixed area. Smaller presence: present, but a small share.
Taraba
- Karim Lamido(Smaller presence)
Areas are approximate and show where people live. They are not claims of land ownership.
Communities beyond the homeland
Bambuka of Karim Lamido
Karim Lamido, Taraba State.[2]Medium confidence
Language
Kyak, a language of the Adamawa family (Atlantic-Congo › Volta-Congo › North Volta-Congo › Central Adamawa).[1]High confidence
Sources
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