adamawa province造句

• Past this frontier region, the plateau slopes south and southeast into the Adamawa Province and Chad.
• The program will fund an agricultural development and nutrition enhancement project in the East and Adamawa provinces.
• The people of the East are predominantly Muslims, particularly in the areas closer to the Adamawa Province.
• The train comes from Douala and Yaound?and passes through B閘abo before heading north to Ngaound閞?in the Adamawa Province.
• They roam the province's grasslands and south into the Adamawa Province, and their settlements are never more than semi-permanent.
• However, the area where the Adamawa Province descends to the B閚ou?Depression is characterised by winding turns, and traffic accidents are not uncommon.
• By the 19th century, they inhabited the lands north of the Lom River in the border region between the present-day East and Adamawa Provinces.
• Another significant river is the Vina, which rises in the Adamawa Province, flows through the North, and then empties into the Logone River in Chad.
• The German priests and brothers made tremendous efforts and covered the whole area from Idah on the River Niger to Wukari near the boundary of Benue and Adamawa provinces.
• He split the North Province into three parts in 1983, thus creating the Far North Region ( Cameroon ), North, and Adamawa Provinces as they exist today.
• They have had a long and close relationship with the neighboring Dii people in the eastern parts of Adamawa Province to the extent that it is frequently difficult to make any distinction between the two.
• Animal husbandry is less prevalent in the Far North than in the North and Adamawa Provinces, however, as the arid conditions make watering large animals difficult and large population centres make fields scarce.
• The Pangar Dj閞em Reserve ( " R閟erve Pangar Djerem " ) protects one of the more heavily wooded parts of the Guinean savanna in the province's northwest and extends into the Adamawa Province.
• During the colonial era up to independence, it formed part of the Bauchi Plateau of the then Northern Region, until the 1967 state creation exercise, when the Bauchi, Borno, and Adamawa provinces constituted the former North-Eastern State.
• Although Ahidjo voluntarily transferred power to Biya, a power struggle soon developed between the two, and Biya acted to weaken Ahidjo by splitting his key support base, the North Province, into three smaller provinces : North Province, Adamawa Province, and Far North Province.
• Among the recent disappearances, say linguists, are Northern Pomo, a Californian Indian language; Sirenik Eskimo; Quinault, spoken by Indians in Washington state; Kasabe, spoken in the Adamawa province of Cameroon, and Ona, spoken in Tierra del Fuego in southern Argentina.