alhamdulilah rabil alamin, at least, we can see Nigerian Fulani singing in her own language instead of háuça one. mi salminii fulbhe aduna piw/fof. from G.Bissau
I am a Proud fulani from Ghana🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭. Though my Grand parents migrated to Ghana from Burkina Faso in the early 1950s (tho my fulfulde is gone, but I still understand little but can't talk due to because we don't have who we can communicate it with 😔)
@ElianaHify No, there is Adamawa, in Both Nigeria and Cameroun. However, Rougaya is from the Nigerian Adamawa, not the Camerounian one.... She is from a small town, called, Mabalwa, in Adamawa sttate, Nigeria.
@ElianaHify you don't understand what I say, English is the Colonial language of Nigeria much like French is the colonial language of Cameroon. However, since Adamawa was once a part of Nigeria, many people who live in Adamawa Province can speak English (like you, you are speaking English). I know that it's not the main language in Adamawa, Fulfulde is. But I am saying it is one of the secondary languages. It's the same in Nigeria, do you think many people in Adamawa speak English? But they can
@ElianaHify incorrect, Adamawa actually used to be 100% Nigerian, before the split, there is still Adamawa in Nigeria and the capital is Yola, and there is also Adamawa in Cameroon. Why do you think that Adamawa is the only English speaking state in Cameroon? It used to be a part of Nigeria.
