Davido
Food
history
language
clothing
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This 2017 Davido hit has the same name as a common English word meaning “to descend.”

Fall

100

This rice dish is responsible for one of West Africa’s biggest food debates.

Jollof rice

100

Nigeria celebrates its Independence Day on this date.

October 1

100

In Nigerian Pidgin, “no wahala” means this.

No problem / No worries

100

This large, flowing outfit is one of the most recognizable forms of Nigerian men’s traditional clothing.

Agbada

200

Davido was born in this U.S. city.

Atlanta

200

This fried snack is made primarily from beans and is often eaten for breakfast.

Akara

200

Nigeria gained independence in this year.

1960

200

In Nigerian Pidgin, saying “How far?” usually means this.

What’s up?/How are you?

200

This traditional Nigerian headwrap is commonly worn by women with formal outfits.

Gele

300

Complete the Davido song title: “Unavailable” features this South African artist.

Musa Keys

300

This popular Nigerian street food consists of spicy grilled meat, usually served on skewers.

Suya

300

This city was Nigeria’s capital before Abuja.

Lagos

300

This Nigerian Pidgin word is commonly used to mean “please.”

Abeg

300

This cap, often worn with Yoruba traditional attire, is known by this name.

Fila

400

Davido’s record label is commonly known by these three letters.

DMW

400

This Nigerian soup is made using ground ogbono seeds and is known for its thick, slippery texture.

Ogbono soup

400

Nigeria’s name was suggested by this British journalist.

Flora Shaw

400

This language is primarily associated with southeastern Nigeria.

Igbo

400

This Yoruba handwoven fabric is commonly used for special occasions, including weddings.

Aso Oke

500

Davido’s 2019 album featuring “Fall,” “If,” and “Risky” has this title.

A Good Time

500

This vegetable soup, associated particularly with the Efik and Ibibio people, traditionally combines waterleaf with another leafy vegetable.

Edikang Ikong

500

Nigeria became a republic in this year.

1963

500

what are the top 5 most spoken languages in Nigeria?

English, Hausa, Yoruba, Nigerian Pidgin, and Igbo

500

This Nigerian textile is traditionally produced using a resist-dyeing process, often with indigo.

Adire

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