What continent is Nigeria located on?
Africa
Name a Nigerian music artist
Wizkid, Burna Boy, Fela Kuti, Tems, Davido, Rema, Asake, Ayra Star, Omah Lay, etc
What is the official language in Nigeria
What nut is often shared to welcome guests in Igbo culture?
Kola nut
What is the name of the fried dough snack we tried?
Chin Chin
What are the two colors on the Nigerian flag?
*BONUS* What do the colors represent?
Green= Agriculture/Nature/Fertile land
White= Peace and unity
What modern Nigerian music style is popular around the world today?
Afrobeats
Nigeria has over how many languages: 10? 50? or 500?
Over 500!
Are Nigerian weddings usually quiet and bland or colorful and joyful?
Colorful and joyful
Name one popular Nigerian food
Pounded yam, Fufu, Egusi soup, Yams, Suya, Jollof Rice, etc
What is the capital city of Nigeria?
Abuja
Nigerian music often includes lots of what instrument?
A. Drums
B. Violins
C. Harps
A. Drums
Name one language spoken in Nigeria that isn't English
(Hint: think of the tribes we discussed)
Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba
The New Yam Festival celebrates what?
A. New shoes
B. Harvest season
C. Sports
B. Harvest Season
It marks the end of the rainy season and the beginning of the harvest cycle
This bright orange or red rice dish is Nigeria's most famous food and is the subject of a friendly rivalry with Ghana.
Jollof Rice
Fill in the Blanks:
Nigeria is often referred to as the _____ __ _____
Giant of Africa
Traditional masks in Nigeria are often used during what?
A. Ceremonies and celebrations
B. Soccer games
C. Space travel
A. Ceremonies and celebrations
How do you say hello in Igbo?
Ndewo
Who presents the Kola nut to the guests?
The eldest man present
Nigerians make this stretchy, doughy food by pounding a root vegetable in a large wooden mortar. It is eaten by pulling off a piece and dipping it in soup.
Pounded yam or Fufu
When did Nigeria gain independence from Britain?
October 1st, 1960
Name one Nigerian music genre that isn't Afrobeats
Fuji, Juju, Jazz, Highlife
What does Ututu ọma mean in English
Good morning!
The king/chief/traditional ruler
This thick, rich Nigerian soup is made from ground melon seeds and leafy greens like spinach. Its name sounds like a word for energy!
Egusi soup