What language do the natives of Nigeria speak?

The language of official website is English, and the main national languages are Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo.

Introduction to national languages:

Hausa:

It belongs to the Semitic Chad language family and is one of the three most important languages in Africa. The other two languages are Arabic in North Africa and Swahili in East Africa. It belongs to Semitic language family (also known as Afro-Asian language family), and is widely used in the Salina zone of Africa, such as northern Nigeria, southern Niger, the coast of Lake Chad, northern Cameroon, northern Ghana and other West African countries. At present, about 50 million people in the world can use this language. It is not the official language of any country, but it has always been recognized as the language of business communication in West Africa.

Yoruba:

It is a dialect continuum and is used by more than 25 million people in West Africa. It is the native language of the Yoruba people and is spoken in Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Brazil, Sierra Leone, northern Ghana and Cuba.

Igbo people:

It is a language of Nigeria, a West African country, belonging to the Atlantic branch of Niger-Congo family, with a population of180,000. Igbo is written in tonal Latin letters.

Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia:/view/10125.htm.