EColeJnr:
He even said they don't smoke openly in Kano... LOL

This Hausa people wet dey smoke like chimneys ... they take cigarettes,weeds and even sniff "solutions"...

Clubs are everywhere .. not just Sabon-Gari...
look at Bubble Plus.. Elegante,Faan Club.. etc..

OP still dey learn ...

EColeJnr:
Hehehe..

It's like you are the introverted type who hardly explore the outside world..

I've been in Kano for over seven years now (I'll soon be leaving to Benin City )... And I can tell you the only conservative areas are the areas where a large chunk of the inhabitants are Hausas..

Areas with foreigners like Naszarawa GRA.. are free.. lots of clubs and parties .. Chinese restaurants where pork is eaten freely..

Hmmmm.. you nor too flex my brother

mrphysics:
They is only one way to bed a Kano girl, Infact it works but you must be smart and careful.

Many corpers have done it and I can authoritatively say that it works. When you invite her to your place, please try to avoid anything that will indicate she is coming to meet or see you. They are very shy, and as such they don't want to be noticed or seen. Even in class, if you ask them questions they will be very shy to respond except if you speak Hausa. So if you happen to meet the bad among them, then you have really gotten a permanent food for yourself.

When she reach your street, go out, make sure she see you, you don't need to meet her, Infact if you approach her that way she will turn back and go away. so when you are sure, she is in your street, just go out, make sure she see you, then turn and go into your house. She will walk herself and her hijab into the house. You don't need to do as if you know her, once she is in the gate, all she need is not your hug or your introduction just the direction to your room. she will lead herself into the room and you know the rest of the story. The hijab will be used to clean her sweat and her cum.

vanguard90:
Op, just be careful, whether they.smoke or even drink on the road sef, please if you need to smoke, do it discreetly.
All these people cheering and telling you to smoke or drink in sabongari or anywhere will be quick to type RIP (God forbid) should any thing happen o. Kano is very volatile, I mean volatile o, May God almighty protect you throughout ur stay.
Stay away from yarinya too, u won't die if you stay celibate for a year o.

I know the constant fears my mom exercised while I as a Muslim was serving in the east last year.

papiforreal:



Brother may God forgive you for this blatant lie.. Never in a history that Fagge Local Goverment ever chaired by an Igbo chairman. If you say councillorship then i may agree with you.

ziddy:
How can Igbo man be chairman of Local Government in Kano?

Igbo claimu! lolz

softsee:
i decided not to utter a word until wen i reach the end, Fagge lga can't be ruled by igbo man, d igbo man u re talkin abt is sabongari councillor or sabon gari market chairmanship... I'm kano indegine, hausa for that matter, I'm batch B servin in lagos state, i ave stories to tell abt yrb ppl nd yrb land, bt finish ur own, time to start challenging u on some of ur points... Corpers wee

blackjack21:

Don't mind the op.
Imagine a mosque between every five houses? not even in Saudi Arabia will you see such.
your attempt at describing kano is like that of a man who tries to describe the sea just by observing a droplet of water.

So your aim is to bastardise the children of other people without seeing anything wrong with it because you're so educated and well civilized.
If that is so, well, i can't blame us for being overprotective.

You think You're so educated yet you believe whoever doesn't knows how to speak good English is an illiterate. Pardon me saying that, that's a slave mentality.
if you've the time and means try and travel around the world to places like Japan, China, Russia, India, to see how wondrously intelligent they are yet they barely speak English.
However, if you still resolve to keep your induced idea of education then I will agree you're just another indoctrinated robot.

For saying that no.religion is better than another shows that you're a hypocritical asshole#, (I'm sorry to say that). if not, then time you go to church do endeavor to preach to your brethren that their religion is no better than that of the terrorists and senseless islamiyya pidophiles.

I'm a northerner bro, a hausa-fulani man from Kano. don't assume I'm a Muslim.

I will advise you; you truly wish to understand northerners and their ways you need to remove your judgmental googles you wore from the south, see the north through the northern eye, befriend their males too. then you'll understand why and how.

Empty your cup!

fiizznation:
Ok since your entire kano narrative is solely about your personal "experiences", then maybe, just maybe we should just leave it like that. But on the contrary, you need to explore kano state more and understand their ways of life, people, language and culture. From your writeup, one can easily detect the fact that you are a promiscuous person who is relatively new in kano state. You want to flex my Hausa/Fulani sisters but it hasn't been really easy for you. Funny. Well if I were currently in kano state now, maybe I would have connected you to one or two very good girls that will like you genuinely and not those shisha-codaine smoking/taking girls you want to chase about. You should also open up a little bit, I view your posts like that of a person that is afraid of his immediate environs. Nobody is going to chop off your hands just because you like a girl there. Just remember, fornication is detested so much in that part of the north. Islam frowns at it and our culture forbids it.

But in all, I wish you all the best in kano state and I pray you enjoy your stay there. Btw I'm from kano state.

And please before you complete your service there, I will like you to know the meaning of this unique phrase; Kano tumbin giwa, koda mai kazo anfika

mrphysics:
please you will have to ignore my short hand notation and any error or mistake in words.

Everything you are about to read is my OWN personal experience and as such should be treated so

After my friend called me to break the news of my posting, Sleep left my eyes. it was past 11p.m, Nysc site was congested that we were able to pull through by 11p.m. oh God, why KANO STATE, what have I done.

Just like Job said in Job, "what i feared most have come upon me". I never wanted to serve in Kano state or any northern state even Abuja.

so I started preparing, I picked a ticket going to Kano state. before then I have read many articles and write up on Kano state, surely, it wasn't enough.

By 5:15 p.m we left ifeanyichukwu park Enugu state enroute Kano state, it was my first visit to a core Muslim state, I was for the next one year of my life to live with Muslims, the thought of Boko Haram, security, language problem etc filled my mind as we journey to the pregnant state. I wasn't comfortable, I had a mixed filling about Kano state. so we ran through the night. one thing I noticed as we entered Kano state is that day breaks by 5:30 everyday. once it is 5:30 a.m, everywhere is clear in Kano state, another interesting thing is that the sun rises by 6-6:15 a.m everyday and sets 6:30p.m reaching to a maximum temperature of 43.5 degree Celsius.

Kfed4ril:


Waa.
I will also write about my experience Oyo state as a corper.

lebete3000:


You mean 2nd batch ba? How are you so sure?

Kfed4ril:


Bro this countries u mentioned their lingua franka is not English, here in Nigeria our lingua franka is English and as such an educated Nigeria should know how to communicate in English. I'm currently serving in Oyo state and I can tell u that the level of illiteracy in Oyo state is tooooooo much. An average Oyo man can't speak a little pidgin English talk less of a good English. And me being an Igbo boy who was born in the north I only know Igbo and Hausa. No atom of Yoruba. The night I got to Ibadan my Saving grace was a Hausa bike man and we communicated with Hausa. So u see it's necessary. Thank u.

numericalguy:


I was born and bred in Kaduna and have lived most of my life in Kaduna. I know Kaduna like the back of my hand and I love Kaduna a lot, but I can categorically tell you Kano state is far more developed than Kaduna.

I don't think your friends have ever been to kano before.

mrphysics:
I imagined how life in a high institution is, I have been through one. I also imagined how to deal and relate with females in dire need of go. what of those that will want to sort me, what of those stubborn guys, little did I know that education in Kano is different from what is obtainable anywhere in the world. I recently realised the type of life they lead in Kano state, it seems all my imagination is going to be in vain.


We were sent to the high institution corpers lodge, unlikely/luckily to us there is another college of institution close to our lodge. My colleagues were happy, they were about to be a sexual activists …, the accommodation wasn't too good nor too bad. we met with batch B corpers, they actually welcomed us with a fight between themselves. what led to it is a topic for another day.

I want to point out that things are not cheap in Kano state as people thought, only two things are cheap here: bread and onions. other things are costly. Light is also a problem and heat here is too much. I bath 4 to 5 times a day and my soap finishes every 3 days. I will relate them to other things very shortly.

should I continue

ibroh22:


waiting for next batch and I want to pick Kaduna

phantonce:


Finally, please open a thread about your experience in Lagos and any South West States you served at.would love to read it and hope you wnt over exaggerate.

Kindly mention me when you start the thread.

NB:I'm yoruba.

Chommieblaq:
Agreed the op exgerated, Kano is home to me, I love Kano, nearly cried when I was posted to Lagos, I had wanted kaduna or Abuja since I got no Kano option.


Kano is cheap fun buh restricted to some area.
I remember the then Mingles at airport road, body n soul at church road, the oldest club then before the emergence of the likes of Mouzida, Elangantee, Africa center, bubbles, Lebanese club to mention buh few.


Mehnnn I rep K-Town

Kakamorufu:
as an ibadan boy, i can't wait to read it, pls tag me to be aware when you start