True friendship knows no tribal barriers.The story below further confirms this. This is Irechukwu, an Igbo boy with Abubakar Jauro Ribadu, a Fulani man. Irechukwu's parents lived downstairs where other tenants lived while Ribadu and his wife lived upstairs with other tenants.

This is X where people fact check you. This is an awesome report about me. Nothing foolish to say about me. If you don't believe in grok, I can't help you. Iree o. Udo. Peace! #Tsunami

Swallows like fufu, eba, pounded yam are generally called "tuwo" in Northern Nigeria. Unlike Southern Nigeria where we actually swallow them, the Northerners especially hausa actually chew them. #Osimhen #ไทยกับกัมพูชา

Certain professions are dominated by people from a particular place. Printing for instance is not just dominated by Yorubas, it is dominated by Yorubas from the Ijebu/Remo axis. As a mix of both, I was involved in it and our HQ is Shomolu and Mushin (more of paper). #Kingdom

NYSC reshaped the orientation of many. This my friend was sent to serve the nation, he ended up serving himself with a beautiful wife 😄 #Osimhen

In traditional Igbo society, "ana obi" (literally, "land of the obi" or "ancestral compound land") is not normally sold. Here's why: 1. It’s usually where the obi (head of the family) resides or where ancestors are buried. 2. Selling ana obi is often seen as a taboo because it

As a fluent speaker of Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa, I hope to use my vast knowledge of the diverse cultures in Nigeria to promote harmonious relationships. Happy new month. #grace

Interview with a Hausa man who speaks standard Yoruba. #Kano