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Nigeria, a multi-cultural/multi-ethnic society has three major ethnic groups; Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba. These three ethnic groups characterize the three major regions of the country (North, East and West), thus defining the behaviours and outlooks of life of the people.

The diversities of these three languages has made it possible for each to have its own perceptions about the others thereby creating a mixture of perceptions that is very important in defining the picture and story of the Nigerian nationhood and the struggle of its people to understand their differences for better co-existence and respect for each other.

Very interesting post my friend!
I am a foreigner, so I apologize to all if I say anything that might offend someone. It is not my intention.
But I have always amazed how people who once were facing hard historical, and also with the complexity of the arbitrary division of many parts of Africa by Europeans, these people maintain a good relationship, and try closer links in the search for a common destiny.
I understand clearly that there are many differences between Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo, but I also think there are many points in common.
Am I correct?