I am a Calabar girl living in Nigeria. If you ask around, you'll find lots of interesting stories about our sexuality and cutlery skills.

Dear @iskafan, I hope you understand first that I don't know about Nigeria.
MY friend @ezeemmanuel told me that Nigeria is divided into 200 tribes and cannot communicate with each other.
@ezeemmanuel said he himself couldn't even talk to them.😅

You are probably a woman of an Islamic tribe living in northern Nigeria, I presumed.

I learned about the Yorubas and their food from my Yoruba Friends.

Oh that's cool.. I guess now they will be here to tell us which tribe they are from.

Perhaps they won't tell me which tribe they belong to. In fact, I asked them several times. Perhaps they didn't answer me for personal reasons, I guess.

Yes, we do. The Hausa tribe(the Fulani or northerners.... anyhow you choose to call them ) are the folks who grow rice. And It's one of the stable food here in my country.

I remember The Hausa tribe is Muslim. I was surprised to learn that rice farming is possible in Nigeria. I remembered that in sub-Saharan Africa, large-scale farming of wheat, rice and barley was difficult and there was a shortage of food. So, I remembered that Nigerians eat cassava as their staple food.

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