₦airaland Forum

gallivant:
Sorry the uniforms look dull, the soldiers have no moral. All in all it looks like a very unpatriotic spectacle. No offense.

Rants

XhosaNostra:
I'm more of a homebody. I hardly do any partying.

Lol same here too... I hardly go party this days. I was beating by some thugs wen coming back from party last year November? They took my phone and wallet. Since then i stop going to night party!

XhosaNostra:
What is Zanku then?

Will you call zanku a dance. Can you dance zanku on competition stage?

XhosaNostra:
Music concerts etc, but most people prefer to stay at home, braai & get drunk.

Lol what about you. I guess you will prefer partying

TayserMahri:
Ghana looks so dull bro Dont allow your country to copy the dullness of Naija. You should look lively and full of life. Its normal for some force members to collapse due to the heat (from the sun) while others collapse due to heavy gear in colder countries.

vaxx:
Don't spoil it for others, just look and see...

Spider man sitting

TayserMahri:
All you do is Zanku. Even Ghanaians dance better than you with their Azonto. Stop attaching your shitty dances to Ghana's. Ghana is way above. I've seen many videos online and they do classic stuff not naija zuku dance.

See mumu. I ask you again, is zanku a dance? Even the zanku and shaku skaku Ghanaians are dancing them. Go and ask the Ghanaians about Nigeria when it comes to dance, hahaha? Well I won't waste my time arguing with you, because you're a gindi

TayserMahri:
Ghana looks so dull bro Dont allow your country to copy the dullness of Naija. You should look lively and full of life. Its normal for some force members to collapse due to the heat (from the sun) while others collapse due to heavy gear in colder countries.

XhosaNostra:
I meant you.

Yeah I do!
What about SA?

TayserMahri:
What are you smoking? Nigerian bodies arent made for dance. You are too bulky only thing you can do is Zanku. Where were your good dancers when the Kenyan group WAPI-WAPI won the Malta Guinness Street Dance Pan African Championships in Ghana? Even the Ghanaians gave our group a standing ovation. When it comes to dance in Africa (I mean professional dance ) Kenya only gets competition from SA.

See this mumu. Keep fooling yourself! Ghana and Nigeria are the best when it comes to dance. You can't even beat Ghana not to talk of Nigeria. Which mumu zanku. Is zanku a dance! You're sick

samorobo:
You just insulted nigeria. ....you should have showed them mansion estates in enugu to compete with first and be trashed by the standard of mansions that are derived in enugu estate

Hahaha

XhosaNostra:
It sounds like a lot of fun. Do you also take part in the festivities or do you prefer to "unwind"?

Yeah we do a lot of things on our Independent day! Well some prefer to unwind!

XhosaNostra:
What do you guys do on the day?

The 1st of October is much more that flags and partying, it’s about Nigeria severing ties with the British and declaring independence. No doubt the day is special for every Nigerian, be it a child or an octogenarian. It is the day of patriotism and one cannot help but be nostalgic of this very day every year. Most Nigerians even celebrate Independence Day for a span of around four to five days as they engage in several cultural activities and community gatherings to make it memorable. This year with the holiday falling on a Saturday, the government has declared the Monday a public holiday, making the weekend even longer....Wondering what Nigerians will be doing with all the time? Jumia Travel shares six things most Nigerians do to celebrate Independence Day!

Hang Nigerian Flags Everywhere Have you ever noticed how a few days to October 1st, you find hawkers selling Nigerian flags as well as other items with green, white and green all around town, especially in Abuja? From the tiny fluttering flags flanking both sides of an automobile or Keke to the huge ones billowing in the wind atop large buildings, you see Nigerian flags hoisted and flapping everywhere, even in places you won’t expect to see them at. Basically, when it comes to hanging the Nigerian flag on Independence Day, Nigerians tend to go a little overboard.

Organize A Local Parade The Independence Day celebrations can become a “fancy” affair in some locations around the country. A lot of people organize, participate as well as gather to watch processions and parades which usually include elaborate dressing in green and white costumes, Role plays, skits, musicals and a lot of performances. Keep in mind these may not be fancy parades like you see abroad or on foreign TV.



Go For Parties And Shows Since it is a paid national holiday for most Nigerians, a full day of people partying and going for shows with friends istypical of Independence Day celebrations. Basically, every organization, company or business hosts some kind of party or event and a number of them are free. The ones which require a fee are usually affordable too.



Throw KnockOuts And Fireworks Nigerians never fail to seize opportunities to throw knock-outs and crack fireworks and they usually make a big deal of it during Independence Day. In some places, people get together to enjoy some fireworks while in other places they just throw it randomly into the street. You may want to be vigilant when moving around to be just you don’t become a victim of the fire play.


See Historical Films At Cinemas New historical films are either released or old ones make a comeback during Independence Day as a way of revving up national pride and patriotism as well as honoring of Nigeria’s independence. There was a major explosion in 2014 with movies like October 1st, A place in the stars and Half of a Yellow sun. What better way to celebrate Independence Day holiday with your friends and family, than a good movie and some home-made snacks at any of the cinemas in your town?


Sleep And Social Media Binge Another thing most Nigerians do on independence day is stay indoors and sleep all day or spend their entire time online either stalking people on Social Media or engaging in other online activities such as gaming e.t.c. With the economic situation right now, a number of people have been on extra hustle and they do not take the `holiday to sleep and unwind anymore, they stay on the hustle. Basically, there certainly may not be a larger number of people sleeping in this year, especially in Lagos.

This is what we do on our Independent day.

Isahalbash:
Amma dai ka iya nupanci

Hakane ai

Kai fa.

XhosaNostra:
When is your independence day?

Tuesday 1, October

XhosaNostra:
From where did you get the awards?

For dancing competition na

forgiveness:
This one na Zaku abi na wetin you dey call am. I don't think they are dancing well. Anyway, na you sabi.

She no go understand

She no know how many awards we don chop for dance

XhosaNostra:
You mean like in the video below? That one is even trying to do a vosho


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When it comes to dance. In Africa, Nigeria is the number one follow by Ghanaians! Go and ask?

Isahalbash:
Hakane..mun Dan yi artabu. Amma kai Dan asalin wanne jiha ne?

Ni daga jihar Anambra. Amma i, dake Minna?An haife ni, kuma da suka fito a Minna.

XhosaNostra:
LMAO. No you don't. Maybe you're the best in a specific genre.

South Africa is more versatile & known globally for their house music, choral music, jazz & gospel music. Black Coffee (our house dj) is currently doing a residency in Las Vegas, by popular demand. "Musical residency" in Vegas is given only to the best of the best eg. the likes of Mariah Carey, Celine Dion etc, they've all done their residency.

Xhosa you know dey tire

Kazikazi:
We can't just close it.We want to help you! We are a big brother to you kiberans.Swallow your pride and give us what we deserve...a honour

Isahalbash:

Walahi

Na gan ku, kuma Nowenuse ku mutanen aikata wani shaida da baya shafukan.

sufferNsmiling:

Ghana owns nigerian oil. Ghana also owns nigeria.

How can Ghana owns Nigeria oil. This guy your mumunes dey too much everyday. Even the Ghanaians will not agree with you

AskiaHarem:
Looks like an "alright" neighborhood

Is that the city. Even Abuja neighborhood is more beautiful than that sef

JaceBlaze:
Make I comot,u dey be stubborn pass

Hahahaha

Isahalbash:
ai gwara mutumina kuwa. in yayansu Su kayi abun jahilci ' aboki' abun rashin ji ' aboki' in yayi muni dayawa ' aboki' in bai San komai ba ' aboki'.


Amma kuma, kana zaunawa da wa'ennan mutane Dan ku tattauna wani Abu na ilimi; sai kaga ashe yawancinsu jahilai ne duk da sunayi karatu daga pry har sakandiri..wasu har jami'a.

akwai yara matasa da suka gama sakandiri; yawancinsu basu San yanki nawa bane a Nigeria- ballantana su San jihohi nawa bane a yakinsu.

Lol idan kana so ka ga irin wannan abu.Je zuwa Yoruba ƙasar.

Isahalbash:
sun fara farkawa daga dogon barcin da suke. kawai dai kasuwar arewarce ba kamar na legas ba.. a legas kuma dole a kiraka Aboki

Hahahaha haka ne walahi

Ko Kuma a kiraka mutumina

Isahalbash:
permanent maker ma kuwa aradu.

Wallahi
Na fi son Waka arewa walahi.

Isahalbash:
Classiq da Reminisce

ai yaron kwaro ne... akwai flows da kafiya.

Kaga " yi rawa" Dj Ab da yungfix. Abba na tsoron taba Mata Dan kar mutanensa su cinye Shi da wa'azi

DJ Abba kwaro ne

Domin duk Arewa rapper da mutum ina son mafi ne classiq... Classiq ne sarki don duk su.
Ka gani abun da ya ce? Wai, "black and blacker, Wai naji suna son su gokye suna Nana
But they don't no anrubuta da marker"

Isahalbash:
Ai masu waka da yarabanci( hip hop)sun cika batsa da maganganu marar ma'ana.

wannan waka ne Kashe ni! Classiq Ana haka

Isahalbash:
Ai masu waka da yarabanci( hip hop)sun cika batsa da maganganu marar ma'ana.

Kaii

vaxx:
haasssssss, Kada ku damu da shi, kawai wasu kalmomi masu banza ne

Babu matsala! Ah Ci gaba da gashi