Isn't it a rounded variant of Latin letter n ? Then it could exist also in
uppercase form (like "n" and "N")
It could also be used as a spacing version of the combining tilde
diacritic, to be written after the letter instead of being combined above
it (so "el Niño" would we written with it as "el
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_reference_alphabet says "The 1982
revision of the alphabet was made by Michael Mann and David Dalby, who had
attended the Niamey conference. It has 60 letters; some are quite different
from the 1978 version." and offers the linearized tilde, a tilde squeezed
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