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6 Misconceptions About Hausa People by boman2014: 4:10pm On Jul 26, 2017 |
The Hausa ethnic group is one of the three major ethnic groups in Nigeria and is one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa. The bulk of the Hausa people are based in northern Nigeria, though there are a few in parts of Southern Nigeria. The Hausas are largely pastoral and ‘agrocentric’; this is why they are the largest suppliers of food to the nation. Over time, some funny misconceptions have been formed about the Hausa people and Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 6 of them. Every one from the North is Hausa This is like saying everyone from the South is Yoruba. There are other ethnic groups in the North apart from the Hausa, though the Hausas are one of the predominant ethnic groups. Aside the Hausa ethnic group, the Fulani ethnic group also reside in the North along with some other smaller ethnic groups. All Hausas are Muslims Most Hausa people are muslims, but not all of them are. There are some Hausa christians residing right there in the North, with some of them as pastors leading congregations of other Hausa christians. Hausas are violent The religious fanatics amongst them are the heartless and violent ones, not the actual people of the tribe. The Hausa people are actually a friendly, warm and accommodating people. If you’re doubtful, as anyone who’s lived in their towns and let them tell you about just how nice to strangers they can be. They are not money conscious This is funny because there is hardly a human being alive who isn’t money conscious. What you can say about Hausas is that it typically doesn’t take them having a lot of money to be content; they tend to be content with whatever money they are able to make. This doesn’t mean there are not money conscious, it just means they have a modest financial culture. They can Never cheat anyone Cheating or not cheating a person is not dependent on ethnic group, it is dependent on a person’s character and personality. There are some Hausas that cheat people during business transactions, but that is because they are human beings, it has little or nothing to do with their ethnic group. Hausa people are dull It is important to not underestimate the fact that the richest man in Africa is an Hausa man. A lot of people say Hausa people are dull, that they behave like cows and that is why it is easy to manipulate them into religious fanaticism, but you will be surprised at just how smart a Hausa man or woman can be. Being smart does not depend on your ethnic group, it depends on the individual. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/6-funny-misconceptions-hausa-people/ 1 Like |
Re: 6 Misconceptions About Hausa People by humblenature: 4:13pm On Jul 26, 2017 |
STOP TALIKNG RUBBISH.. YOUR PR WILL NOT WORK.. EVERYBODY KNOWS HAUSA PEOPLE AND NOTHING U SAY CAN CHANGE THAT |
Re: 6 Misconceptions About Hausa People by carammel(f): 4:15pm On Jul 26, 2017 |
The misconception is only by people who do not leave thier comfort zones,they mostly base thier judgements on hearsay and what they read on the internet. |
Re: 6 Misconceptions About Hausa People by Nobody: 4:43pm On Jul 26, 2017 |
Ummm...I see hausa ppl everyday, my sis even has an hausa male friend even if she's married, I buy onions and yams from hausa ppl... Sincerely speaking, I hve notin reasonable to say. Thanks for letting me waste your time though, it was fun! 1 Like |
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