Sogyboy:

HAUSAs are still the simplest and the honest set of people in Nigeria. I think, if not for the Islamic religion that rendered most of them primitive, that part of Nigeria would have been the Nigerian Finnish(Finland people). Did you hear of the Hausa young man that designed a car in an American motor coy? It was a solo effort. There are many electronic gadgets produced or modified by them. Compare it with when there is steady supply of electricity and enlightment courses and seminars.

[size=18pt]Let me enlighten you about what you likely dont know or what you knew but ignored. It is that same ISLAMIC RELIGION that always guide the Hausa's to be that simple, honest and truthful. Therefore, stop accusing the religion just for an ordinary hatred.[/size]

I am from the oyinbo tribe, we are very ancient and proud

lol oyinbo is not tribe. welsh, irish etc, would be better.

Yoruba ppl are friendly.

I go for the Egun ethnic nationality found in Lagos, Ogun and Benin Rep.

i go for the ikwerre ethnic nationality for standing there ground rivers state

also the ika for standing there ground as well

very lovely set of people andre what do u think

I like the Aworis. Their resilience in the face of intimidation is worthy of note and admiration.

The Egbas are also noted for their conspicuousness in the nation's affairs e.g. Awo, Obj and Soyinka.

according to fatai rolling dollar ;

if you married the yibbo lady
make sure you give it-i akpu o!
give it-i akpu o
if you gon't gve it-i akpu o
it will lon run away

give it-i akpu o

naijarican:

I like American Blacks, They are somewhat a tribe aren't they LOL. They are cool people once you get to know them.

why the lol?

igbo because my babygirl was igbo

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Odenson!

Who's intimidating the aworis?

Soyinka is an ijebu man from Ishara - olodo oshi!

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The Igbo are  gregarious and are never shy about airing their views. I love that about them. (I have quite a number as relatives )
If you are a man it's 'Nna', a woman it's 'Nne'. Everytime I hear their unique accent, I must turn around and see who said what. Their dances is something alright-- it's to a point whenever I'm at a get-together and music is shuffled, I dance to the tune. It's lovely.

Eeeeeeeeeeeeeee ye! The Urhobo and the Isoko people (I refer to them as my people ) Their upfront friendliness is what I refer to as 'end-of-discussion'. Banga and Starch. . . Chei! Fun to eat and you eat as a family. Always. Siddon for ground and chop, finish! Love-dem-love-dem-love-dem! And their dance with kerchiefs? Aaaaaaaaaah. . . Roll it and move your body, it flows with hip-hop.

Abadie! The Efik people and their kpom, kpom, kpom language. Makes me laugh every time I hear it. Learnt alot from them. Very hospitable. And their dance--na wa. . . (I'm rolling ma waist na! Nn-Nnnn, no like dat like dis, and you flow like wata. . . Eh, nn-nnnn not like dat ma sista. . . Ohhhhhh^hhhhhhh )
Brb. . .

firestar:



Abadie! The Efik people and their kpom, kpom, kpom language. Makes me laugh every time I hear it. Learnt alot from them. Very hospitable. And their dance--na wa. . . ([color=#990000]I'm

lol

Hausas - love their language and the way it sounds. Very cohesive group of people who are simple and not loud/noisy.

Ndigbo - love their courage and adaptive nature. Ndigbo will survive and thrive anywhere, even if na afghanistan dem dey.

BTW - LAx, alias wine-n-dine bobo, is Yoruba.

make sure you give it akpu o

iwonbaoko1:

make sure you give it akpu o

brukutu is made from suicide bombers and how about tuwo chinkafa that wan is made from assorted meat from jos

As an artist I reserve much respect and plenty admiration for the Edos - one of, if not the finest artists on the continent

in this thread what a joke, that is a hard task for people on this forum to do

I like yoruba people, dont really know why!

I love the yorubas and hausas cos they dont go around with inferiority complex complaining about other tribes, Especially the yorubas they always stand out.

The hausas are very honest and truthful ppl

alj_harem:

i go for the ikwerre ethnic nationality for standing there ground rivers state

also the ika for standing there ground as well

very lovely set of people andre what do u think

H-Star89:

why the lol?

Because some people may not consider Americans of African descent a legitimate tribe, so the "LOL" was kind of a nervous type laughter, make sense?[color=#000099][/color][b][/b]

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i47HoiM0Au8

If you get to a place where there are n̶̲̥̅̊
o igbos, my broda run for your dear life.
Boki people of cross river are extremely peaceful.

I like my people in the river areas, their self composure and astonished appearances.
The Hausa, apart from simpleness and honesty, they can survive from economically local made nutritious foods.
the Tiv, wow! their co-operation and sociability very awesome. I once had friend from Tiv we were refereed to as brothers before he passed-on.
the Igbos, Igbo Kwenu! If it is true that NASA have discover a planet that can sustain live, believe me an Igbo man will be among the first to live there. I call them the all weather people. From Maryland to Freetown, from Kumba to Shanghai, Caribbean, UAE, Russia even places like Sudan just name them. in-fact if you travel to anywhere and did not find an Igbo man there, better leave that place is no  good for living. They can explore, develop and generate. An Igbo can acquire wealth and fame by selling our trash overseas. All tribes in Nigeria I must say have good reputations, it depends on your observations and views and the manner you use in approaching them.

I cherished the hausa people before now, but the incidence of bh makes me to get pissed off.

The ibo always treat me like a king with palm wine and warm friendship, hausa made some of my wildest clothes and their money changers never cheat on exchange, yoruba were some of the nicest people I met on badagri beach and they always had a warm smile, and benue girls were the prettiest I met in a club in Abuja especially the beautiful lady in the nightclub. And Goodluck is an ijaw from delta and I sat on that bridge for 3 hours to cross into delta state in xmas traffic, Now someone please answer my thread. Why are you folks so hung up on being tribes -- and not Nigerians?

now ya'll imagine a Nigeria with this mindset, how good will it be brothers and sisters now lets try to look at our selves from today onward positively to make positive and big things to happen in our midst and in Naija as a whole.