1. Welcome to Nigeria where the husband is called BABY and the son is called DADDY. 2. Welcome to Nigeria where wedding must be on Saturday. 3. Welcome to Nigeria where Car keys and iPhone don't enter pocket. 4 Welcome to Nigeria where it's easy for your relatives to contribute money for your burial but difficult to raise money to help you start-up a business. 5. Welcome to Nigeria where you will open fridge and see ice cream container with egusi soup inside. 6. Welcome to Nigeria where people buy dog and name it tiger. 7. Welcome to Nigeria.. A country where a married man will still complain that his girlfriend is cheating on him. 8. Welcome to Nigeria where barbers display pictures of hairstyle they can't even barb! 9. Welcome to NIGERIA where all DETERGENTS are called OMO. 10. Welcome to Nigeria where all noodles are called indomie. 11. Welcome to Nigeria where one medicine cures all sicknesses. 12. Welcome to Nigeria where a rich hausa man is called 'Alhaji' while a poor hausa man is called Aboki 13 Welcome to Nigeria where young boys spray their hair white colour and old men dye their hair black 14 welcome to Nigeria where I have made you laugh😁😄✌️so hard and If you don't bless me with a follow, you must be my village pipu 🙏🤸💃🙆 . please bless me with a follow.🙏🙏🥱

*Defunct Yerwa Gate* A car at the Maiduguri gate in the 1930s Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State, is often referred to as the "Home of Peace." The city is home to a diverse population, including the Kanuri, Shuwa Arabs, Marghi, Hausa, Bura, Fulani, and a few southern Nigerians. Its proximity to the Ngadda River—a river that connects Biu and Maiduguri and empties into Lake Chad—has shaped both its culture and way of life. Locally, Maiduguri is known as "Yerwa," a name derived from the Kanuri word Herwa, meaning "the blessed land." The city's name, "Maiduguri," is a combination of two Kanuri words, Mai and Duwuri, which together mean "a thousand kings." *Commentary:* What happened to this old Yerwa gate? This would have been a monument to behold. Our tendency to destroy our historic buildings and replacing them with weaker and less aesthetic structures has deprived us of historical depth and originality.

Tom Brown tastes good, Hausa koko tastes better, wheat is mad! But forget it all! At the mention of GARRI, every spoon must bow! 🤣🤣🤣

When it comes to GOOD ROAD NETWORKS in Nigeria, I give it to HAUSA LAND. They are the KINGS. This is JOS, PLATEAU STATE, NIGERIA

Goodnews if you are in Kaduna state, I have a bulk buyer in Kaduna ,I do supply Pallmoil to in 7yrs ago, when I was really into supply chain , He buys very well that time, but what I didn't like about his skill in buying is bending to refill when oil arrives But after expenses, U still see Ur interest I cannot supply him oil again, and his agent is really disturbing me for oil (why I used agent was becos I cannot understand Hausa well) and HIM Ba English🤣, him no Sabi english but multi in dis game of bulk buying If you want to start trading, and U based in Kaduna, I can link U up to him, Dat time ,U can asked dem when U see dem, I never missed going with my oil Once our truck moves today, tomorw, I don enter small motor go offload my oil to d market If U want to go into trading ,pls drop a chat inbox.....I will guide U how to sell weekly in kaduna

Learn Hausa and English language words Chaff - Dusa The outer part of wheat and other grains that is removed before the grains are used. #Chaffdusa #dusa #chaff #ironairo

Hausa Proverb Komai nisan jifa, qasa zata

Welcome To The American Got Talent Me: Thank you Sir Judge 1: What is your name??? Me: my name is "good name". Judge 2: (confused) What do you mean!??? Me: A good name is better than great riches so my name is good name. All judges: WOW Judge 1: That means you're better than great riches???. Me: Yes sir that's why I don't like money because I'm better than it. All judges:( burst into loud laughter ) Judge 3: Where are you from??? Me: Nigeria Judge 3: wow all the way from Nigeria Me: Yes sir Judge 4: How did you come here?? Me: my friend escort me and come all because I use to escort him to buy garri and groundnut. Judge 4: (confused ) Garri??? What is that??? Me: Oh sorry I mean groceries and floating berries. Judge 1: Where in Nigeria are you from??? Me: my mummy said I'm Igbo,my dad said I'm Yoruba but I think I'm hausa. Judge 1: ( looking more confus•ed) How old are you???. Me : I'm a child Sir. Judge 1: Pardon your age??? Me: I don't know oh. My mum said she can't give birth to someone like me. So I'm waiting for my real mother to tell me my age . Judge 1: (Looking so frus•trated) So what have you come to do tonight??? Me : Nothing Judges: (all in unison) what do you mean nothing??? Me: Alot of people say nothing is impossible so I came here to do nothing . Everybody start cheering and clapping,the judges where all amazed. All judges: Wow incredible kid . Judge 2: So apart from nothing what else can you do??? Me: I can repair shoe that have cu•t, I can also repair phone and torchlight.( This judges go t!re today) . Judge 3: What makes you feel you can repair all this things ??? Me: because the last time I repaired phone for my neighbors he called the po•lice for me. Judge 3 : you mean the co•ps??? Why??? Me: Yeah because I can repair phone very well,he now call po•lice to detain me so that they can retain and maintain my talent for me to attain bigger and not to abstain from being the best phone repairer. ( The crowd started cheering again in excitement). All judges: wow wow wow ( They all gave me a standing ovation) Judge 4: Nice lines,I noticed you have a way around words bravo!. Judge 3: Are you a comedian??? Me: No I'm a talkertainer ,I entertain. Judge 2: Incredible!!! What's is your final word for tonight??? Me: My final word to the world??? Judge 2: Yes yes let's here it!. Me: LET THE POOR BREATH DON'T SUFFO•CATE THEM!! All This Oyibo people self 🤣🤣 ©️JJ Princenicholas

Northern Nigeria, with it rich tapestry of cultural heritage and tradition, has birthed numerous prominent directors, actors, producers, skit makers and content creators as well as many crews who have significantly built the cultural and entertainment landscape. These artists, through their comic acting and vibrant performances have not only entertained but also bridges cultural divide and promoted northern Nigerian film industry on both national and international stages. Anam and Amar the popular marriage counsellors, that normally educates and solves marital issues via their video contents, have made so many impacts in the lives of so many homes that has issues with their marriages. Alot of people were confused seeing how these people always create new ideas in their contents, which serves as a way of solving marriage issues that always take place in so many homes, especially the northern part of Nigeria, mainly the Hausa land. Is Anam &Amar married or they’re just creating skit together? Of course, anam and Amar are married, moreover they are even blessed with kid. Indeed their marital skits have educated many, and has solved different marital problems, within and outside Nigeria. Ya Amar once said:😄😄😄😄…….. is one of their popular slang in their contents. Anam and Amar have solved so many marital problems, which of even they themselves weren’t aware of, rather throw their edutaining contents. #marriage #familytime #MaritalCounseling #anamandamar

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