User:Philipakoda
| — Wikipedian ♂ — | |
| Name | Philip Akoda |
|---|---|
| Born | May 01 |
| Nationality | Nigerian |
| Country |  Nigeria |
| Current location | Lagos |
| Languages | English Efik |
| Education and employment | |
| Occupation | Native historian; Lexicographer; Founder and CEO of The AFLANG Project |
| Education | University of Derby |
| Hobbies, favourites and beliefs | |
| Religion | Christianity |
| Contact info | |
| Website | www.teteefikdictionary.org |
| philipakoda@gmail.com | |
| philipnosaadam | |
I'm Philip Akoda, a Calabar boy of Edo descent. I live in Ikeja, Lagos. I'm an author of several Efik literary works including Learn Efik series 1-2; A 21st Century Efik Pocket Dictionary and Groundwork of Eniong Abatim History (1670-2020). I also run an EdTech Startup that builds language learning products which promote African Languages and Cultures. Through my startup, I built the first Efik language dictionary app on the playstore and appstore. My mission on Wikipedia is to bring information on the Efik-centric topics. The Efik people have the richest historical database in subsaharan Africa. Therefore, I hope to use the hundreds of resources at my disposal to display more information about them.
Books Published
- Akoda, Philip (2022), A 21st Century Efik pocket Dictionary: Efịk - English, English - Efịk, Ibadan: The African Languages Project, ISBN 9789787900208, OCLC 1373594318
- Akoda, Philip (2021), Learn Efik, vol. I, Ibadan: Kraft Books Ltd., ISBN 9789789186808, OCLC 1376281758
- Akoda, Philip (2021), Learn Efik, vol. II, Ibadan: Kraft Books Ltd., ISBN 9789789186808, OCLC 1376281758
- Akoda, Winifred E.; Akoda, Philip (2021), Groundwork of Eniong Abatim History (1670-2020), Ibadan: University Press PLC., ISBN 9789789408863, OCLC 1371899096
Wiki Contributions
Created pages
- Adam Ephraim Adam I
- Archibong I
- Bassey Eyo Ephraim Adam III
- Parry Osayande
- Efik calendar
- Efik literature
- Efik name
- Efik religion
- Essien Etim Offiong III
- Eyamba V
- Eyo Ephraim Adam
- List of Efik deities
- Orok Edem-Odo
- Creek Town
Rewritten pages
What you didn't know about me
- My last name Akoda comes from the phrase "Ako ida" and translates to "Bearer of the sword".
- I had previously built language apps for languages such as Ndebele, a Zimbabwean language; Oromo, spoken in Ethiopia; and Fante, spoken in Ghana.
 | This user comes from Nigeria |
| This user is a participant in WikiProject Nigeria. |
 | This user is a member of WikiProject Africa. |