What are the most common languages spoken in Jos, Plateau?

Jos is weather friendly, the city is somehow relaxed, and moderately peaceful. People here are law abiding. Cost of food is cheaper compared with many other parts of Nigeria. Cost of living is average depending on where you choose. The most expensive area to live is Rayfield with the average price of ₦350k for two bedroom flats in 2023. It could be cheaper in other areas. … and there is stable electricity supply in majority of Jos areas. Popular languages spoken range from English to pidgin and Hausa.

Jos is known for its cold weather than other cities in Nigeria,; it high topography and friendly people. The common language of commerce is Hausa, although the natives also speaks several languages. English is the language of government. The city is beautiful, with marvelous rock formations. Houses from the colonial period are still standing.

Not everyone is that good at English over here. It becomes a challenge when you speak to someone, and there is no response. Multiple languages are spoken in this parts, hence the need to be multilingual. The people are loving, and fun to be with, especially if you meet the right person.

Anyone intending to move to Jos should know it can be quite cold here, so he/she should endeavour to get warm clothing and blanket. They need to understand a bit of the main language spoken here which is hausa, it’s not a must but could help especially if they don’t know anyone living in Jos. There are a lot of educated people in Jos, that do understand English but not so with the locals around Jos.