Vere language

The Vere language (Verre, Were), also known as Kobo or Mom Jango, is a member of the Duru branch of Savanna languages. It is spoken across the northern Nigerian–Cameroonian border.

Dialects
Dialects are Mom Jango and Momi (also known as Ziri). These are divergent enough they probably constitute distinct languages.
Kleinewillinghöfer (2012) distinguishes three Vere languages:
Mom Jango
Northern Alantika Vere
Vere Kaadam (Momi)

Distribution
Jango is spoken in the villages of Mayo Ini, Nassarwo Koma, Jumɓaare, Mantunaa, Soncha (Choncha), Bambu, DanWumba, Tɛkɛrɛ, Korkai, Gawì, Zaari, Gerta, Kaau Pindu, Garau, Giwaare, Jagu suwa, Vam guiti, Gogura, Tondiire, and Layinde.

References

Category:Duru languages
Category:Languages of Nigeria
Category:Languages of Cameroon