It is slowly fading away. Here, kids don't learn the local language anymore which in the long run will kill the culture and language of the Nigerian child.

Social media plays a huge role, to be honest. It can be annoying sometimes, especially when I realize this things make life interesting.

I'm a different person now, and I see life can be short and can end at any time so it pains me when cultures fade away. It is common these days for some parents to decline from teaching their children the local language.

In one of our villages, we have a spring water flow, it is a culture that no man-made item should be used to take water there. Only hands, calabash, and natural items can be used. This is weird and strange, however, it makes alot of sense when you hear the story behind it.

I'm so sure in the next 10-20 years, all these things would no longer exist in the village.

I find it insane that there are people content with never knowing who they are.

Me too, it's crazy, like how? Aside from the fun of finding out, there is the benefit of teaching your offspring.

It looks like it's inevitable as Africans are trying to be like the Europeans