Nigerian sound packs

• Lagos bus park: Conductors calling stops, danfo engines and horns over a real Obalende bus park.
• Owambe: Party grooves, bàtá, talking drum hits, the bride's chant and a cheering crowd.
• Go-slow: Traffic for driving games: every engine and horn from okada to trailer.
• Night and rain: After dark: crickets, distant city, rain on zinc and the neighbour's generator.
• Market day: Idumota crowds, roadside hawkers and street shouting.
• Faith: Adhan, church praise and prayer from across Nigeria.
• Pidgin words: Wahala, abeg, wetin, komot, kasala and more: Naija Pidgin one-liners for NPCs and UI.
• Igbo countdown: Otu to iri, one to ten in Igbo, for race starts and timers.
• Igbo everyday words: Greetings, commands and pickups in Igbo: ndewo, biko, bịa, kwụsị, ego, ọkụ.
• Interstate motor park: Conductors calling Ibadan, Abeokuta, Kano, Port Harcourt and more over a busy park.
• Every Lagos stop: Conductor calls for Lagos stops, from Oshodi and Obalende to Badagry, Epe and Ajegunle.
• Street food: Puff puff and akara in hot oil, suya on the grill, fried yam and moi moi.
• Workshop row: Vulcanizer, metalworker, building site, grinding mill and butchers at work.
• Royal north: Kakaki trumpets, durbar riders and drums, and an emir's turbaning music.
• Igbo village: Ogene, udu, the opi horn, a war song, a kola nut blessing and dancers.
• Weather: Rain in Abuja, on zinc and in the garden, wind, breeze and flowing water.
• Lagos streets: Recorded in Lagos by Sky Sound Library: bus stops, roadside workers, expressway, estates and night.
• Village life: Cock crow and morning fire, kids playing, the market square, dogs in the afternoon and a church vigil at night.
• Nollywood thriller: Tension, danger and haunted drones, creaky doors and thunder for horror and suspense.
• Doors and home: Keys and wooden doors, toilet, wardrobe and glass doors, footsteps, matches, snoring.
• Percussion kit: Udu hits and loops, shekere, agogo, talking drum and bàtá, for UI sounds and stingers.