₦airaland Forum

TayserMahiri:
So they are that many. Does the indigene vs settler phenomenon cause some strained relationships?

Yeah in some northern christian state like plateau.

genieluv:
yaaah, Ishalbash is not hausa n neither am i nor nowenuse. We only speak hausa cos hausa is the lingua franca of most of northern Nigeria.
>>>> yaah, hausa population tends to be exaggerated cos of the fact that it has become a 2nd language to most northern nigerians of other ethnic groups, so the entire northern Nigeria is sometimes classified as Hausa.

Dangote is a Hausa or a Hausa of fulani ancestry (a hausanized fulani).

I tink he's a pure Hausa since he was d grandson of Alhassan dantata the billionaire of his time.

genieluv:
Holly the problem we are having here is that it seems like you do not understand what it means for a tribe to be indigenous to a place (especially according to Nigeria's definition)
>>>> You claim that hausas ae indigenous to Borno state, where n who are the hausa traditional rulers in Borno? How many villages, ancestral lands n terrains do they have in Borno? Where are the hausa cultural sites where hausa festivals or cultural activities r celebrated in Borno? There are none if you are sincere.

You will agree with me that outside the 7 north-western states the hausas do not have any of these cultural/ancestral heritage in other northern states. So, they cannot be indigenous to those places.

~~~I never disputed that the hausas are the majority ethnic group in Kaduna state. However, they are not an absolute majority in Kaduna cos they form about half of the population of the state n the other minorities also form about half of the population, making it a 50/50 thing. Yaaah, it is a 50/50 thing cos most of those minority groups are of similar heritage, religion, culture n language and cannot be easily differentiated, they most times unite under a common 'Southern kaduna or Chungai' identity~~~

In your context of " indigenous" if a people don't have d aforementioned characteristics they r not an indigene of dat state/ place... Well, in my state d kanuris also don't have some of what u mentioned, but they r still indigenes of that state nd d majority hausas and fulanis wwho have d emirs nd what hv u, can dispute that.



Lolz! You mean d southern kadunas who don't have stake in kd... People who hv bn ruled by hausas nd fulanis from time immemorial, besides, all d infrastructures in kd r situated in d northern part. Hausas and fulanis r majority in kd.

ednited:
okay, what about Oluwanagode? Does it mean 'Thankyou'?

OLUWA is a Yoruba word for God while NAGODE is Hausa word for " thank." D combo mean " God I thank you."

ednited:
Is there Nigeria Broadcasting Coorporation?

Yah... NTA rather

TayserMahiri:
Are their numbers exagerrated? What is the ethnicity of Aliko Dangote? Isalhabash says hes not Hausa which is confusing.

Sorry... Dangote is Hausa.

TayserMahiri:
I thought Dangote was Hausa Muslim?

Loz! Y not just a Fulani or Hausa man

TayserMahiri:
Whats shadi abi?

The flogging kasala

azimibraun:
Nigeria is a circular country. Ask the CAN President and The Sultan and both of them will tell you to quote me.

No be only CIRCULAR Na MOTORCYCLE

genieluv:
No pls. I think Ishalbash is wrong here.
Hausas are not indigenous to most northern states.

~~There are 19 northern Nigerian states n ethnic hausas form the overwhelming majority (80-100%) in only 5 of these states (Sokoto, Zamfara, Katsina, Jigawa & Kano).
2 other states (Kaduna & Kebbi) have about 50% hausas.
Hausas are small minorities in the other 12 northern states and are mostly settlers there (non-indigenous). Apart from maybe (Bauchi state)

Nop, you r wrong too even in Borno a non Hausa state, we have indigenous hausas. They hausas mayb in minority in those states but they r indigenes... I just understood why most Hausas in plateau state r NT gvn indigene letter they rather obtained it in Bauchi.



We have majority Hausas in - Kano, Jigawa, Sokoto, Kaduna( you might disagree, but hausas r majority here oda tribes r minorities), Zamfara, Katsina, Bauchi and maybe Kebbi( nt to sure here)... Minority in Borno, gombe, yobe, adamawa, Niger, Nasarawa, plateau, Taraba.









If Hausas r 50% in Kaduna nd kebbi states respectively, in a state dat has multiple ethnic groups- And d oda 50% is divided amongst d Jabba, kataf, Fulani, Gwari etc. Someone should do d calculation for me and tell me which is d majority tribe in such states...

genieluv:
yah, Islam has destroyed the culture.

But... They still do " shadi" its very common in my place.

TayserMahiri:
So Hausa happen to spread across several states. I read they are like 24 million in Nigeria alone.

I don't think they r up to 24million... It's all manipulation cos some fulanis r included as Hausa when in reality they are not e.g Dangote, mamman shata and el rufai r all classified as Hausas.

TayserMahiri:
Thanks for the clarification buddy !

Wenedem!

fanficgirl:
The amala here is black but you are correct. No food I'm not coming.

How come?

Where Dem kip d white abi people from dat part of d world prefer black to white...

9jakool:
How could I forget the food lol.
Iyan, jollof, fish...

Na naw u talk d koko

Muafrika2:
42 tribes, not languages. Most tribes have several sub tribes which are languages in their own right.

Nigeria tribes r 250+... Kanuris for instance, hv many subgroups with slightly different dialect. I tink Nigeria languages r up to 1000.

TayserMahiri:
Do Hausa's live in that Bauchi state?

Hausas are indigenous in almost all northern states.

9jakool:
Of course!

The carrying of the bride
https://omgvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/yoruba-couple.jpg

The yams

https://mwnation.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Lobola.jpg

The attire

https://static.omgvoice.com/images/2016/03/03072242/Blessing-and-Fawaz_BBNWonderland-Love-Story_Abuja-Nigerian-Wedding-2016_BellaNaija-and-Baileys-Eevent_FAB_15_Eng-149.jpg

https://loveweddingsng.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/LoveweddingsNG-Traditional-Wedding-Morenike-and-Dayo91.png

And don't forget the traditional musicians
[img]https://ajalayemi.files./2014/02/yoruba-people-culture.jpg[/img]

The most important part... D big cow meat and plenty rice, amala, fufu and eba. Any party Wey food node involve I node go even if Na my wedding

9jakool:
I don't care for the white parties that much honestly, it's just western influence. You should go to a traditional Nigerian wedding one day, you will witness so much culture and get stuffed till your heart can no longer take it plus you get as much takeaway food as possible. For Nigerian weddings, it's very proper to slaughter cows for food. You get to pick the cows at the markets. Traditional weddings are usually done in the family/parent's family home and it's usually outside. There is also the court/mosque/church weddings in addition as well as the closing reception afterparty.

The marriage rites are ancient and deeply rooted in culture. That's probably why you consider kneeling or prostrating primitive, which is not at all. When the first European explorers visited Nigeria, they had to adhere to the rules. In diversity, culture and history, Nigeria does not fall short even a little bit. It's very dense in culture and languages, so everywhere you look you are going to find something unique or different from the masquerades to the centuries old festivals to the traditional clothing, after all Nigeria is the most ethnically/linguistically diverse country in Africa and third most in the world. Kenya has 42 languages in Kenya by official account or 68 according to ethnologue. In comparison, the state of Bauchi has around 60 languages alone and there are 36 states in Nigeria. Every culture has their own cultural practices and that extends to marriage rites.

Nah Yoruba party sweet pass I swear

TayserMahiri:
My guy, you are so funny. So the flogging is a sports now? Could it be something like Thai Boxing?

Tai boxing...dunno abt it

TayserMahiri:
Bruh, youre killing me

It's cool to watch if you r not involved





I have d video before... When I get it, I wil surely share it wit yah.

TayserMahiri:
Well, when it includes dying I dont know what a way of life just to get a wife Can you share a video?

It's not all abt wife bro daz y I said; " I don't think de do it anymore pertaining to d ladies or wife part," I tink it's like sport to Dem nd they do it mostly during festive periods.

TayserMahiri:
Please, thats savage
How in this century

It's their way of life

ednited:
Thank you

My pleasure...

TayserMahiri:

Have you seen a man being flogged?

Yeap... They flog demselves. So if u r flogged, u also wud flog him back




They do it every Fridays in my town at d market square... Dunno if they still do it now.

TayserMahiri:
Wat
Bro, are you for real?

Dari bisa dari( 100%).

[quote author=genieluv post=57482716][/quote]But they can hurt sum1... Fear Dem.

TayserMahiri:
Is the flogging that bad that you can even faint? I was expecting it to be ceremonial. I know Fulanis are pretty. I think the flogging culture needs to die though

You didn't get it... The parents r not d ones to do it but her suitors. It's like competing for a boxing belt, d winner claim it but if she has no oda suitor/ suitors, you free to marry their daughter without flogging. And they also do d flogging stuff even when a woman is not involved, I have seen it severally, people die in d process.

TayserMahiri:

I would attend the wedding with a gun

D sticks wud b replace wit guns either... U r still gud to go

genieluv:
lol, i was just kidding.

If you think kneeling is savage, then wait until you try the yoruba cultural wedding where the groom n his grooms men must prostrate (lie down) in respect to the bride's parent.
Or the fulani culture where you must take many strokes of a whip to prove that you are truly a man (before they give you their daughter) ......although, islamization of the fulani people has almost destroyed that culture.

I don't think dey do it anymore( pertaining to marriage.).

ednited:
My first time readinf 'Kanuri'. Tell me some about that

You can check d links below for more info:

pulse.ng/.../kanuri-bornu-most-dominant





https://ask.naij.com/.../who-are-kanuri- ...



www​.encyclopedia.com/...and.../kanuri

shervydman:
Isahal............... there's no more food warning or whatever there again.

I hope so...