Anuoluwa12345:
It's easier for babies to make heaven that adults... Children are very sinless. Don't mind all those perverts shouting sex upandan...

7victor:


So many Hausa girls (who have gone to school) can speak English.

I had been teaching Mathematics/Further Mathematics in the North in secondary school before I left for greener pastures.


So many Hausa students communicated with me in English.

It is only people living in the south who believe certain things concerning the North which is not all that true from my experience here.

Richrose1:
Good morning house, please safe me from this loan app called lendcash. I need their mobile number and account number to repay the loan that was forced on my throat.

ashawopikin:
you are right, so many misconception about the north, same way some white people believe people live in trees in africa

Airoflaw:
I've actually experience this too. I concluded that hausa no dey hide their feeling and die with it. They alway find a way of expressing it even if they didn'tsay it. And one is thro giving gift or giving food. I taught in the North for 2years

7victor:
I remember one day,after SS2 Mathematics exams paper was written,


and I was the one teaching the subject, 2 SS2 girls (who are now in the University) came to my class (I had a table and chair in JS3A, because I was their class teacher).



They saw me marking the scripts.


They saw the marking scheme with me.

The first girl started writing the answers from the marking scheme on a sheet of paper.


Suddenly the other girl took her script and began to copy from the marking scheme into her scripts, and the first girl followed suit,


because from what I saw, they didn't write anything reasonable during the exams.


I tried to stop them, but they copied everything and they later scored A.



You know if you are a Christian from the south,most students would not fear you as they fear their own people.


I, like many others from the south, was not harsh on the students, because you don't want to be harsh on the indigenes.



This is why the indigenes don't fear Southerners living there.


Although some Southerners try to make themselves hard, but I advised against, because the day problem will start, you may be the first target.

BIGPREEK:
unbelievable btw did u later fvck them?As punishment

chukwuibuipob:
My verdict .This story nah FAKE .No Hausa girls will approach/give u gift .I'd believe if it is the other way.

7victor:
You are going on the road and one Hausa girl meets you and said

" My name is Aisha,I am in primary 6 (JS3,etc)


I want to give you this (she gives you a gift)."

If you collect the gift, she then asks your name.

When you are done talking to her and are about to go, she says

" Bye, see you again. "

I have experienced this on 2 separate occasions.

Who else has experienced this and what does it mean?

Jeon:


Yes, lived in North for up to 9 years and what you wrote is true...