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Nigeria as an abiku nation
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34 days ago*"ABIKU NATION: WETIN DEY HAPPEN?"*
Nigeria na abiku nation, we dey come and go! Our ancestors dey come back for food, jollof rice and suya dey call dem! Make una no forget, abiku means born to leave, but our love for Naija food dey keep dem coming back!
Na so dem dey joke say, "Abiku pikin, you go come back for suya?" And den dem dey answer, "Yes, make I no forget pepper soup!"
Abiku nation, where we dey born to leave but our love for food and culture dey keep us coming back!