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Pharaoh350s:
Nice info
But I don't like the place
Tomuch trouble over there
Can't say much

senatordave1:
What's the percentage of Hausa's Hausas and Fulani's Fulanis there

Ferraribaby:
Thanks man
I have been looking for your comment, to appreciate and show gratitude on the help you rendered to me few days ago, your one thousand naira went a long way in helping me in this lockdown, not withstanding that I quoted you late(a day after your promo ended) but you still sent it to me ,(I don't know but am pretty sure this was the handle Yankee 101 by seeing it again)below are what I bought with your cash,I can't thank you enough for that, thank you once more, you have done more than enough for me.

You will forever be in my prayers as God will multiply your wealth in million folds

Yankee101:
Buzz me just b4 your supply is exhausted

doggedfighter:
You have been to that place?

Otsam:
Very interesting......especially naturally speaking two/three languages we pay to learn in schools

patwilly:
The area in red is Dole Kaina

Pharaoh350s:
Yes

Otsam:
Very interesting......especially naturally speaking two/three languages we pay to learn in schools

Kfed4ril:
Go to ibarapa north in Oyo State, I’ve forgotten the name of the town that borders Benin Republic, they all speak Yoruba and French.

patwilly:
What year were you there?

Yankee101:
K

Ferraribaby:
Good morning sir
How are you doing this lockdown?
Hope you are safe
Please i ran out of food this morning
Thank you once more for the one you did earlier(still thankful)

Is like you modified your comment (I saw something earlier)

Yankee101:
Hi.

I modified my comment cos I was specific about no new accounts to avoid double accounts. As you know your account was set up same time we started reaching out

senatordave1:
What's the percentage of Hausa's and Fulani's there

xcabczyxabczzzz:
Bros no be rice I chop today.

patwilly:
The original inhabitants aren't Hausa's . Jabarama, kabawa, kangawa etc are some of the languages/tribes there. However the language is almost extinct due to the Fulani jihad. Presently, there's a healthy mix of Fulani!/Hausa with local tribes not discounting intermarriages brought about by long years of association.

Thebwoy:
Where is d map

adamx23:
2018/2019.

senatordave1:
Let's just say there are now hausas

patwilly:
You will be surprised they are not. There are some who still speak these languages especially the older folk. They are a conquered people but they are not Hausa's even though they speak the language. These things are not black and white if you've been to the North before. Consider the Zurus, a most enlightened tribe in Kebbi today. They still hold on to some distinct norms which in many ways differentiates them from the regular Hausa folk.