Original sentence: Boko (from English "book") - modified Latin alphabet constructed by the European travelers at the beginning of the 20th century for the Hausa language and introduced in the early 1930s by the English (mostly) and French colonial authorities; or [derivatively] non-islamic [usually western] education
Edited sentence: Boko (from English "book") - modified Latin alphabet constructed by the European travelers at the beginning of the 20th century for the Hausa language.Boko Haram.Derivatively Boko means also (nowadays) a non-islamic [usually western] education.It was developed and introduced in the early 1930s by the English (mostly) and French colonial authorities and used as the official script for Hausa language