Datapoint Nigerian Pidgin/Use of analytic or cliticized that his/that’s, what his/what’s, at’s, who his instead of whose

Variety: Nigerian Pidgin
Feature: Use of analytic or cliticized that his/that’s, what his/what’s, at’s, who his instead of whose
Value: A - feature is pervasive or obligatory
Informants: Nicholas Faraclas

Examples

Example 645:
À si dì mán wé ìm wáyf kóm dáy.
I saw the man whose wife died.