Verified, in hand, and playable.
12 motion assets and 8 speech assets. This is not the inventory — it is the standard every asset we license is held to. Every asset plays here in full; masters are delivered in their original containers.
Aerial and ground capture, Nigeria.
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Unscripted, in real acoustic conditions.
Complete recordings at 48 kHz — 29:04 across 8 assets, playing in full. Nothing here is trimmed. Each carries the result of running open-weight ASR against it.
Live broadcast call-in. Host monologue on emotional load and help-seeking, station number read out repeatedly, then sequential live callers exchanging greetings with the host. Natural turn-taking, overlap on hand-offs, telephone-band caller audio against studio-band host audio.
Unscripted multi-party conversation in Nigerian Pidgin with English code-switching, recorded in a live acoustic environment. Negotiation and family-affairs register, long ambient stretches between exchanges, door and footfall transients, background chatter.
Broadcast religious address in a call-to-response register, code-switched across French and English. Sustained single-speaker delivery with formulaic repetition, suited to prosody and register modelling.
A near-six-minute continuous recording in a Nigerian language, captured in a live acoustic environment. Language and content are not yet human-verified. Open-weight ASR assigns Yoruba at p=0.45 and returns an unbroken hallucination loop — no usable text is produced from the entire recording.
Just under five minutes of speech in a Nigerian language recorded in a live acoustic environment. ASR reports high confidence in Yoruba (p=0.90) yet emits a single nonsense token repeated some seventy times in one line — confident and wrong at the same time.
Four minutes of continuous in-language speech. The decoder identifies the recording as Swahili at p=0.32 — an East African language, some three thousand kilometres from where this was recorded — then returns filler syllables repeated for the length of the file.
Closing announcements from a church service: next week's order of service, an upcoming Thanksgiving service, and a transition into a closing hymn. Delivered in Nigerian English from a raised voice in a large reverberant room with congregation response.
A rapid exchange of greetings, acclamation and call-and-response around a ceremonial gift presentation, with reference to livestock and to Hausa address forms. Multiple speakers over crowd noise. Content is partially resolved and pending human verification.
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