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Posted 2009-12-09   
Enugu City, the capital of Enugu State of Nigeria, has an estimated population of about 688,862 according to the 2007 Nigerian national population bureau. The people of Enugu State are spread all over the world. They are highly industrious, friendly, law-abiding and they belong largely to the Igbo ethnic group, which is one of the three major ethnic groups in Nigeria. The State got her name “Enugu”from the two Igbo words “Enu Ugwu” or "top of the hill." And in the Guosa language “Enugu” is called “Enutudu” meaning “top of the hill” and the two syllable words were evolved from the Igbo and the Hausa languages which are: “Enu” (top) – Igbo language, and “tudu” (hill) – Housa language respectively. The slogan of the city is “Perpetual Apex Pride”.

Help sponsor academic research and development to foster linguistic and cultural unity for Nigeria and the West African countries or the ECOWAS. Examples of Guosa-English languages: Guosa Language: Biko fun mi ni ruwa English Language: "Please, give me water Sources of the Guosa language evolution: biko........(please) ...from the Igbo language and Igbo dialects fun.....(give)....from the Yoruba language and dialects mi......(me). (first person pronoun) from Efik, Ibibio, Yoruba, Itsekiri, Berom...etc. ruwa.....(water) from Hausa language and dialects around the Hausa/fulani empire.

Guosa Language: eku a bia si kasa Naijeriya English language: Welcome to the country of Nigeria Guosa Language: k'odi uzola bibiawa, baiyo English Language: until the next week, goodbye Contact: Guosa Educational, Scientific & Cultural Inst., Inc www.dawodu.net/guosa1.htm www.guosa-language.tv guosa_language.television@yahoo.com Teliway
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Posted 2010-01-04 by guosa-language   
California: It was a big splash on New year day Jan 1, 10 as Mr. Sunny Ogbe opened the year in jubilating at his Hill Top residence in Oakland. Families and friends far and near were in attendance with lots of food, drinks as well as other entertainment. The chairman of the occasion, Mr. Sunny Oyatedor thanked all those who attended the party and admonished that 2010 is a blessed year of the Lord with high fulfillment and we should all therefore get closer to God in our hearts, actions and words. Guosa-language.tv "The Action Channel" was there.

The Guosa language is the result of natural scientific evolution. It assumes international limelight spreading across Nigeria and other West African 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 and a socio-cultural identity for the diverse cultural groups and languages of West Africa. A similar position is held by Swahili the trade language, which facilitated communication and commerce in South Africa.

Help sponsor or support academic research and development to foster linguistic and cultural unity for Nigeria and the West African countries or the ECOWAS member-states.

Examples of Guosa-English languages: Guosa Language: Biko fun mi ni ruwa English: "Please, give me water Sources of the Guosa language evolution: biko...(please) ...from the Igbo language and Igbo dialects fun...(give)...from the Yoruba language and dialects mi...(me). (first person pronoun) from Efik, Ibibio, Yoruba, Itsekiri, Berom...etc. ruwa.....(water) from Hausa language and dialects around the Hausa/fulani empire. Guosa Language: eku a bia si kasa Naijeriya

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Posted 2009-10-18 by guosa-language   
The Guosa language television-your action web television channel photos of couples who are uniquely dressed traditionally or culturally in any social events at home or abroad. This is to encourage and sustain matrimonial love and unity (doing things together). Please visit the Guosa-language tv channel to see the beauties of God manifested unto us, in our parties photos albums.

We are honoring the newly married couple of Blessing O. and Evans Igho Akpo, as Couples for the month of October 2009. Please send your congratulatory messages to the family.

If you do not want your photos published, please indicate to us by reply e-mail. The Guosa-language.tv do not pay gratification for this, rather its our own little way of helping and or encouraging families to build stronger love and unity for the peace and stability. We will appreciate your kind donation for the winners.

If there is love in our hearts, there will be orderliness in our homes. If there is orderliness in our homes, there will be culture and disciplines in our communities. If there is culture and discipline in our communities, there will be peace, unity, love and respect on earth to every nation. – Alex G. Igbineweka.

Your kind financial support or donation will be thankfully received for research and documentation projects. You can also call on us for all your social videos and television coverage at your own quote. Contact: Guosa-language.tv. A Program of Guosa Edunl, Scientific & Cultural Inst., Inc. Email: guosa-language.tv@hotmail.com, Tel: (510) 706-5652, VISIT: www.dawodu.net/guosa.htm
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The Guosa-language television-your action channel happily presents Mr. & Mrs. Louis Odiase of Allstates Insurance Company, winners of couple of the month of December, 2009. This is a celebrity program of couples who are unique in their traditional or cultural attires. This is to encourage and sustain matrimonial love and unity (doing things together). Please send your congratulatory messages to the family, and feel free to send us any gift for the celebration of the award.

If you do not want your photos published, please indicate to us by reply e-mail. The Guosa-language.tv do not pay gratification for this, rather its our own little way of helping and or encouraging families to build stronger love and unity for the peace and stability. We will appreciate your kind donation for the winners.

If there is love in our hearts, there will be orderliness in our homes. If there is orderliness in our homes, there will be culture in our characters. If there is culture in our characters – there will be honesty and disciplines in our life styles; and, if there is honesty and disciplines in our life styles, there will be peace, unity, love and respect on earth to every nation. – Alex G. Igbineweka.

Your kind financial support or donation will be thankfully received for research and documentation projects. We also need whatever gift you can donate to winners of “Couples of the Month” program. Please call on us for all your social videos and television coverage at your own quote. Contact: Guosa-language.tv. A Program of Guosa Educational, Scientific & Cultural Inst., Inc. Email: guosa-language.tv@hotmail.com, Tel: (510) 706-5652, VISIT: www.dawodu.net/guosa.htm

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