Mbongno

Mbongno (Kamkam)
Spoken in	Nigeria , Cameroon
speaker	3,000 (in Nigeria 1999)
Linguistic ; classification	Niger-Congo Atlantic – Congo Benue – Congo Bantoid languages Mambiloid languages Mambila Konja Mambila – Vute Kamkam languages; ; ; ; ; ; Mbongno ;
Language codes
ISO 639-3	bgu

The Mbongno language (also called bungnu, bungun, bunu, gbunhu, kakaba and kamkam ; ISO 639-3: bgu) is a mambiloid language from the Niger-Congo language family , used by a total of 3,000 people in the city of Kakara in Nigerian State of Taraba and in the neighboring areas of Cameroon in the Adamaua region , where the speakers simply call themselves kamkam, is spoken.

The Mbongno belongs to the sub- language group of the magu-kamkam-kila within the language group of the bantoid languages .

Web links

Ethnologue

Individual evidence

↑ bgu
↑ (Blench and Connell 1999)
↑ Ethnologue

[1] u

[2] (Blench and Connell 1999)

[3] Ethnologue