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Source text - English Users who install your app are automatically bucketed into label cohorts based on install source (e.g. newsfeed, app center, ad set,etc). You can also assign users to arbitrary cohorts via the Graph API
Translation - Igbo Ndị nwere app iji eme ihe n’abanye ozugbo ebe ndị jikwa ụdị ya eme ihe nọ n’adabere ebe esi nweta ihe etinyere (dịka iheatụ ebe esi enweta ozi, ebe app nọ, nke mgbasaozi, na ndịọzọ). Inwekwara ike inye ndị ji ya eme baa na nkwekọrịta site n’ihe osise API.
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EN 15038
Translation education
Bachelor's degree - BAU
Experience
Years of experience: 22. Registered at ProZ.com: Mar 2011.
English to French (Nigerian Association of Translators and Interpreters) French to English (Nigerian Association of Translators and Interpreters) English to French (School of languages Unimaid)
Emmanuel Ugokwe is a Nigerian Writer, translator, trained Film Producer, Translator and a Journalist. He founded the Age Youth Foundation in 2008 and currently serves as Country Coordinator for SIA Africa and Society for Young Writers, Nigeria Southeast and South.
He has been published in many journals, books and magazines across the world. In 2008 he received his first prize in Wordinaction in England, for his drama ‘the silence within’. He also won Association Of Nigeria Authors/ Things Fall Apart At 50 Art Prize and Association Of Nigeria Authors/Ken Nnamani Prize For Igbo Literature. In 2009 he won Princess Hastrup Prize for The Best Researched Work.
He is currently a Journalism and Mass Communication student of Sikkim Manipal University, Accra, Ghana.
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