How to enjoy the village way of life in Nigeria

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Published on September 12, 2018 by

The village way of life in Nigeria is full of traditions and culture that is strange to those living in the city. BattaBox profiles village life in Nigeria.

BattaBox presenter Odunayo heads to Eredo village in Ogun State, Nigeria to explore the local village way of life and traditions.

Most of the houses are made from mud bricks, there are few social amenities and lack of infrastrucutre, such as dirt tracks. The most common form of transportation is okada. Water is sourced from the local river and used to wash, drink, and cook.

“I have been making Garri for many years,” says one mama, as she fries the traditional food; Garri is one of the main food sources in the region. “This is Egbado Garri from Egba land.”

But many of the villages youth abandon life in the village to head to the cities, to look for opportunities and work.

But the men that stay in the village, often farmers and manual labourers, will gather in the evening to drink palm wine and gist.

“Don’t drink it too much or it will chaa you!” warns one of the village youths as Odunayo drinks the fresh palm wine. “Everything is fresh in the village – the vegetables, the meat, the life, and the air.”

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10 Comments

  • geography craft dot com 6 years ago

    OROGBO WOMAN

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  • Jesus 6 years ago

    Only God keeping them alive

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  • Meghanmarkleroyal 6 years ago

    👌🔥

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  • Jumo 777 6 years ago

    Amaziiiiiiiiig!!! I grew up in the village and l love every minute of it.lnfact,if l ever return home,l’m heading straigth for the village.City life is not for me anymore.lf only those criminal leaders would see beyond their looting nose, they would understand that villages are not only entry points to the city/state,resources and raw materials are in the villages aswell.Therefore, developed villages would only lead to rapid city/state development.Hope they wake up soon,when there is no more oil money. Thanks for sharing guys and stay bless.

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  • Benedicta Joseph 6 years ago

    Am missing Nigeria’s fufu can’t wait to return back with my brother.

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  • George Ola 6 years ago

    This is nostalgic…..I love this village clip. What’s the name of the beautiful presenter?

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  • Jubril Yusuf Olatunji 6 years ago

    I love her presenting, the reason why I love her, she didn’t like to forming big girl, on food’s anything eating it’s a eatables @ Odunayo , but she afraid to eat snake at Gbadagry” and she Al’s good to speak typical Yoruba.

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  • mba michael 6 years ago

    How. Nigerian lives in yoruba western part of Nigeria. This nothing to go with east or igbo land.

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  • La Talmus 6 years ago

    New hairstyle doesn’t match ur beautiful face.

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  • jujumen 6 years ago

    “I CANT TRY IT, I AM A STRANGER HERE” LOL …. sister “maintain ya champion!”

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