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I met Abubakar, a Fulani man. This guy knows all the bushes and bush roads in Kuje Area Council; Abubakar does not have any formal education (he WAS a herdsman before he started riding okada). Abubakar rode me on his bike through bushes and across small streams and swamps; from 1,000 units housing estate (Abuja @30 Village) to Pegi, to Dafara to Capital Science Academy, to Araucaria farm, to more bushes; for over 30 minutes, we rode! Abubakar is a Fulani man, but he is a Nice Nigerian; so am I. (And yes, I have Abubakar's phone number)

i have ntn to say. Mk I sit down here incase

smithsydny:
i have ntn to say. Mk I sit down here incase

see ur teeth... Wia are u frm sef? Lemme tell u what I knw abt ur pple

NiftyViva:
see ur teeth... Wia are u frm sef? Lemme tell u what I knw abt ur pple

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Am from Ikwerre.. South south region of Nigeria. Port Harcourt first son

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The most hospitable and accommodating people in Nigeria are Hausa people. The violence in them is ignited by their rich Alhajis who use them for their selfish ends. Get stranded anywhere in the north and the most likely person to help you out will be Hausa man.

I have plenty of northerners(hausa, Fulani, Angas etc) as friends and I can say that they had been the best of friends more than the people that can be referred to as my brothers. Beyond our squabbles we truly love each other, even if we are to split, let it be in a peaceful Way so that that anyone from every part of Nigeria can truly enjoy the Nigeria that never was

OP

Kilode?

Me paru?

Maka gini?

smithsydny:
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Am from Ikwerre.. South south region of Nigeria. Port Harcourt first son

I luv una starch and Banga soup! Ur pple love to flex; clubbing na una hobby. Dalvin fit collect quarrel/fight frm ur hand; I mean, he can defend u passionately (provided u are his friend) from Police, Lecturers, Agbero. Plus this guy sabi book join.
Very Loyal paddy mi... Dalvin; I hail thee sir.

lexiconkabir:
OP

Kilode?

Me paru?

Maka gini?

Tell us about that your Igbo friend... tell us why you love him/her... and what you like about their people.

NiftyViva:

I luv una starch and Banga soup! Ur pple love to flex; clubbing na una hobby. Dalvin fit collect quarrel/fight frm ur hand; I mean, he can defend u passionately (provided u are his friend) from Police, Lecturers, Agbero. Plus this guy sabi book join.
Very Loyal paddy mi... Dalvin; I hail thee sir.

nice one.. But we don't do starch and banga soup. The deltas and edos do starch. But the rest cool. Were u from

NiftyViva:

Tell us about that your Igbo friend... tell us why you love him/her... and what you like about their people.

Well, i love igbo people because they are hardworking and they help the poor amongst them, a rich igbo man will go to his native land pick a poor man's child, train him and "settle" him to establish his own business, same can be said of the hausas, in their own case, as far as you are able to speak their language, that is it! They show great love to you as if you are their brother biologically.

And i love the Yorubas because I'm one

smithsydny:
nice one.. But we don't do starch and banga soup. The deltas and edos do starch. But the rest cool. Were u from

ok, I sha learnt about starch and Banga from him. I'm Igbo

my Igbo friends ejike and ogechi changed my perception about igbos in general. these friends of mine are really interesting and fun to be with. Igbo kwenu.
I am from north central