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2021 CULTURAL DAY GREETINGS AND PARADE

Greeting is a very important part of the Nigerian culture, though it differs from region to region and tribe to tribe, some underlining beliefs remains the same across the country. The act of 'GREETING' in Nigeria is very important irrespective of the diversity of languages, tribes and cultures and these diversities creates lots of differences from tribe to tribe in how we GREET OUR ELDERS. Although English is the official Language in Nigeria and widely spoken, indigenous languages are still widely spoken in many regions of the country (sometime even more than English) with the HAUSA language in the North, the IGBO language in the South East and the YORUBA language in the South West. These are the three (3) major languages in Nigeria amongst MANY OTHERS. Here are a few ways we greet in Nigeria HAUSAS – Greeting an individual: Sannu? Response: Salama Aleikum. Greeting a group: Ina kw ana? Response: Lafia. IGBOS Greeting: Kedu? Response: Odinnma Greeting a group: Igbo Kwenu? Response: Yah! YORUBA Greeting: Bawo ni? Response: Dada ni Greeting a group: Ekaro o! Response: O! URHOBO Greeting an individual: Mavoh? Response: Mme ero. Greeting a group: Urhobo wa do! Response: Ehe! IBIBIO Greeting an individual: Abadie? Response: Idio ke. Greeting a group: Ibibio Isong! Response: Iyah! EFIK Greeting an individual: Etie didie? Response: Idio ke. Greeting a group: Oje bapbap Efik eburutu! Response: Oje!