Good evening my people. Nah rain dey fall for my side make me enter inside duvet since morning. Anyways, the weekend don start and e go long well sake of say, tomorrow na independence day and Monday go be public holiday😂🤣😂😂🤣 e due sweet me for belle well well. Make we go yarn the topic of the week.

Wich Language I 4 Like Learn?

O'boy, as a complete Nigerian, I for speak Igbo(cha cha cha, Igbo kwenu!!),because say I be correct nwa-for.
I dey speak Yoruba, dey even write am self. For my WAEC days, Nah A1 I get for the language. On top am, I dey back pidgin well. As e come be, Nah only Hausa I neva sabi. So, I for like hear and speak Hausa.

Why Hausa?

I have a number of reason why I would love to speak and understand the Hausa language (make una no vex say I tune to Oyibo, biko nu'u).

Business: Looking Closely, you can bear me witness that after the Igbos in Nigeria, the Hausa are the next industrious people. Hence, we tend to meet them in all walks of life. So, sometimes it gets tough to be able to discuss with them or negotiate how a deal will go. But understanding the language could give me a leverage.

Integration: I have the believe that the Hausa people love whoever can speak their language. You'd become their friend and you will be able to maneuver your way buy getting some commodities from them as one of them.
For instance, the NYSC programme in Nigeria is designed for this purpose. That all Nigerian should understand the culture of other people within the geography called Nigeria.
Cross-Border Relationship: Another reason why I would love to speak the Hausa language is that It could serve as a tool for easy movement and locating some major markets in Northern Nigeria.
Also, if their is need to get married to an Hausa lady (some of them are very beautiful ooo, no think am), it would be easy to interact.

A Complete Nigerian:* I know a Nigerian man, Bisi Olatilo, who understand over 20 languages and speak them fluently (international languages, inclusive). I would like to be like this man, at least to begin with the three major Nigerian Languages.
I'd like to invite @tozill to join in this conversation.