A Fulani-Nigerian in England

The Unique Perspective of a British, Fulani-Nigerian Navigating Three Cultures

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22 March 2012

What I Miss and Don't Miss About the UK

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The UK has always been home to me, but these days I'm finding myself growing more and more accustomed to life in Naija. But I still miss...
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12 March 2012

Nigerian Politics vs British Politics

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I'd heard a lot about Nigerian politics and politicians before I arrived in Abuja, and unfortunately, not much of it was praiseworthy. B...
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23 February 2012

4 Things I Noticed About Working in Abuja

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I've been working in Abuja for a few months now and I'm enjoying it. My colleagues are hilarious, the work I do is the kind of work ...
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11 January 2012

I'm Now a Fulani-British-Nigerian in Abuja!

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Hello everyone, so sorry I’ve been away so long. I've been getting used to life and work in my new abode: Abuja, Nigeria. Yep, I’ve com...
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22 October 2011

My Ghanaian Adventure: Part 2

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So I'm still enjoying life in Ghana (see my first post: My Hausa Adventure in Ghana ). And of course, being a curious 'outsider'...
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10 October 2011

My Hausa Adventure in Ghana

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I haven’t published a blog post for a while because I am currently in Accra, Ghana , getting used to being back on African soil, not having...
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21 August 2011

My Life as the Only Northerner Amongst Southerners

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Because I'm a Christian and Fulanis are Muslims, and because my family never lived amongst other Northerners in the UK, I have grown up ...
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5 August 2011

Is a Hausa Film Industry (Kannywood) Necessary?

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About 20 years ago, Hausa producers developed a film industry called Kannywood (named after Kano state where many of the movies are filmed)...
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