Tribal slurs in Nigeria

 I heard; 

To call an Igbo person (omo Igbo) is derogatory.

To call an Hausa person (aboki) is derogatory.

Now if I tell you that I’m from Akwa Ibom state, and you ask if I know how to cook and take care of a man, what should I say then? Derogatory Derogatory Derogatory!!!

   What’s your own your banter?


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