The Egbira language is a member of the Niger-Congo language family, primarily spoken by the Egbira people in Nigeria. It is predominantly found in the Kogi State and parts of the Federal Capital Territory. Egbira has several dialects, which can vary significantly between regions. Egbira is an important aspect of the cultural identity of the Egbira community. The language is used in daily communication, traditional ceremonies, and storytelling, helping to preserve the rich heritage and history of the people. Efforts are being made to promote and document the language to ensure its survival for future generations.