American Couple Reacts "Prince Malik Ado & Princess Adama Indimi" | Royal Nigerian Wedding

American Couple Reacts "Prince Malik Ado & Princess Adama Indimi in #ShesaidAdo" | The Demouchets REACT
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[@stephenenetomhe5636]

They are from the Northern part of Nigeria, they aren't Hausas (not all Northerners are Hausas). The groom is from Igara tribe in Kogi State(North Central) while the bride is from Kanuri tribe in Borno State(North East). These families are one of the richest families in Nigeria.

[@sidex4]

Indimi is not from Kanuri tribe, he's from Kano, but based in Maiduguri, a Kanuri city (his wife is from Chad) and the Groom is not an Igala prince but Egbira tribe in Kogi. In Maiduguri (even though Indimi is extremely wealthy, he's not regarded much, because he's not a son of the soil.

[@moham.279]

@@sidex4, Idimi is Kanuri and one of his wives is Swiss/Chadian

[@deenasfashionstyles8282]

The groom is Ebira not igala or igara

[@sidex4]

@@moham.279 lol....I've lived in Maiduguri, not too far from his House, no Kanuri man regard him as one. As for his wife that I mentioned, I was referring to the mother of the Bride.

[@sadiqsabo1726]

@@moham.279 indimi is not kanuri, he's hausa basing in maiduguri

[@sunnya4310]

Yeah this is an intercultural marriage, but the bride is ethnically Kanuri from a prominent family and the groom is Ebira from a royal family. Many tribes also partake in henna besides the Hausas. Henna is called lale/lali/lalle in many Nigerian languages, so "sa lalle party" is referring to the bridal henna party. Kanuri wedding traditions include the red dress worn by the bride, incense burning and washing of the bride's hair as shown in the video.

[@soulsearching2722]

Why's the lady so good at recognising these things though?😀she's actually not Hausa, she's from the Kanuri tribe but northern tribes do have their similarities so I can see why you guessed her to be Hausa. You'll find that the Kanuris have a lot of similarities to the Sudanese people in culture, but they are not the same, they have their own language, customs and everything. Nigeria is actually very diverse, like I'm Nigerian and it even shocks me sometimes. I loved seeing a northern Nigerian tribe in the spotlight this time, much love to all my Naija people all the same. ❤

[@Lulu-wv1nt]

This was so beautiful. African culture, it's 2 families coming together. It's not just about the couple.

[@SallieAndrea]

Most people only know Nigeria for Yoruba or Igbo people but most African countries are incredibly diverse. The difference from tribe to tribe is incredibly different, like religion, the appearance, culture, food etc. I think you wouldn’t think it’s Nigeria because most people outside of africa don’t really understand how diverse each country is. Hausa is actually one of the bigger tribes in Nigeria

[@sylviasworld9397]

Yes Hausa/Fulani is the largest tribe, followed by Yoruba , then Igbo. There are a number of Northern tribes though, that are not Hausa/Fulani.

[@tyronelorenzovalentio3414]

@@sylviasworld9397 igbo is more

[@PrankBlog00]

@@tyronelorenzovalentio3414 you Are lying check Wikipedia..After Swaelee and French the most popular language speaking is Hausa Language go Back to history

[@sylviasworld9397]

@@tyronelorenzovalentio3414 More than who?

[@aframaco9491]

Ethnic groups, not tribes!!

[@nonaahmed4760]

Most of the songs are Sudanese songs 🇸🇩💙 love from Sudan , I love how they added our songs to their wedding 😍 , congrats for both and may god bless them

[@Tictok_vids]

The northern part of Nigeria is really beautiful 😍❤️.

[@marilynseptember21]

Yes. Went to Kano as a kid and have never forgotten.

[@deenasfashionstyles8282]

That is Kogi state , Ebira palace to be precise

[@gavedet]

In Nigeria, you can't get married without the influence of your extended family members, parents and village if I must say... Hausa are predominantly into agriculture... The richest black in the world is from this tribe .. his grand father was farmer and a one time the richest man. The north side is a beautiful place... Lots of greenery...

[@techwork...]

Very diverse country... This is northern NIGERIA, the both families are from ROYAL FAMILY, AND ITS A LOT TO ORGANIZED THIS KIND OF WEDDING.... I WISH THEM BEAT OF LUCK... A CONGRATULATIONS 🎉🎊🎊🎉🤣

[@ighosesimon3002]

In Nigeria irrespective of the tribe, the family is responsible for weddings, both financially they also support. And also with the organization etc

[@aishaomar1845]

Ts a Muslim Wedding in Northern Nigeria so all the Muslim Wedding are done the same why Woman most seperate from man ❤️❤️❤️your reactions It was a Beautiful Wedding 🙏

[@Meena-op6lm]

The groom is a prince from the Ebira tribe of North central Nigeria while the bride is from the Kanuri tribe of North East of Nigeria. This is the Sa lalle(beautifying with henna) event. I am sure they have other parts of the wedding on her sister's KZbin channel Kulu vlogs (Hauwa Indimi).

[@PrankBlog00]

The bride not a Kunuri..Idinmi is a Kano man..Bawushe Hausa man married to Chad lady..go research before you Carry glory give out

[@Meena-op6lm]

@@PrankBlog00 Indimi is not from Kano. He is Kanuri from Maiduguri not Bahaushe from Kano. He has more than one wife. Adama's mum us half Chad and half Swiss.

[@promisebethel2226]

When they told you that nigeria has over 250 tribes that speak 500 languages you thought it was a joke..... That's northern Nigeria..... Nigeria is made up of middle East and Africa.... Nigeria is different from other African countries...... Nigeria is so so diverse. That is extremely rich in culture...... nigeria is a country with northern Nigeria and southern nigeria...both Muslim and Christian is like 50..50 Northern Nigeria draws its ancestors from North Africa....they are similar to Arabs.....why southern nigeria are king of a little bit westernised.... nigeria has 36 states and 1 capital...... northern Nigeria is bigger than the southern nigeria but the southern nigeria is the vibe of the country..... occupying most positions......almost in every sector..... The wedding is northern Nigeria........all northern Nigeria culture are similar why all southern culture are also similar.....

[@musakam]

Henna is an African cultural practice for thousands of years in ancient Egypt and the rest of Africa, particularly East Africans. Because it was popularised by middle eastern people does not mean its origin is from there. Just like circumcision for both Females and Males, which spread all over the Middle East is an original African practice

[@chisomimmaculataohabuenyi5398]

You guys asking if that's Nigeria is just funny, nice reaction guys

[@promisebethel2226]

It's really funny the way people think about nigeria......but the truth is people claim they know nigeria .......why they don't......

[@rotimikayode1072]

I actually felt like - what do these people think we are. Nigeria and Africa in general have been bastardized by the western media.

[@abdul_rahmanabdul_qowiyy1192]

Lol am from Nigeria also living in Nigeria I dnt really believe there is a place lyk diz 😂 until now

[@chisomimmaculataohabuenyi5398]

@@abdul_rahmanabdul_qowiyy1192 I just wonder what part of Nigeria you live in aswr😂

[@ndidichibuoke6512]

Hi guys... Yet another beautiful piece! 💜💜💜👏👏👏 So let me just drop my 2 cents... 😂 I'll be commenting on your statement about Nigerian weddings and family support. Generally, in Nigeria, getting married doesn't just involve the couple. It's more like a union of families. That's why before most marriages take place, there must have been lots of investigations, questions asked and very deep background checks to verify the roots of both families. Believe me when I say there are lots of things to be considered. Families would check if their in-laws to be have a history of theft, madness, short lifespan, chronic diseases, domestic violence, you name it... The list goes on and on. I dare say no family is perfect. But once the families are satisfied with their findings, they'll definitely agree to the union. Everyone definitely wants what's best for their children. So once the family gives their approval, they'll support you in every way they can.

[@chisomimmaculataohabuenyi5398]

Here, we say when you're getting married, you are also getting married to the family. There're limits tho

[@aflambala9389]

You guys Should react more on the northern nigerian wqeddings

[@abdulazeezshuaibu1670]

The husband is from the Ebira people from Nigeria and she is from the Kanuri people from Nigeria. Their families are very rich...

[@promisebethel2226]

All my Naija people come ooooo I think this American people are missing the point here.... They thought that all Nigeria states are actually hustling and bustling and over crowded🤣🤣🤣🤣 Please get it out of your mind. The only state that is like that is lagos..... because it has a small landscape with huge population..... lagos is the smallest state in Nigeria by landmass.....the hustling and bustling is actually some part of Lagos...... lagos is Africans largest mega city.....some places in lagos is also organised that is why Lagos always stands out in Africa...... lagos is a mega city.....but this video is from north west nigeria b

[@amandaeguale1641]

Not at all , it’s not everywhere is crowded in Nigeria like Lagos

[@promisebethel2226]

@@amandaeguale1641 thats what am saying..... . they thought so...... they should get to know nigeria more so they can understand nigeria..

[@rotimikayode1072]

Even not all parts of Lagos is crowded

[@35478]

Why the bride reminds me of Nadia Buhari😭 love her movies

[@user-sd5tj8sc7s]

Her dad is a Billionaire. An oil Mugul in Nigeria. She is also a KZbinr . She and her sisters and step-sisters have their Vlogs on KZbin. Beautiful Hausa family

[@lindaajide2115]

In Nigeria our weddings are also for the family. For Yoruba weddings we have an introduction ceremony for the family.

[@lovellesokan9107]

African weddings/ seriously a family traditional culture..100%)

[@evelynidoko8299]

Nigeria is very diverse

[@maureenwm]

In African culture marriage is about 2 families coming together not just the couple.

[@enemuojohn8526]

The up and down volume is not helping us. We miss everything said or the rhythm of the music they’re dancing to. Many video had same issue and your volume cuts most often and we don’t hear anything. Good job 👏 in your reactions. They’re not Hausas but they can speak Hausa language because it is a common language in the North East, North West, and North Central. The families are from Ibra and Kanuri, Kogi in the North and Borno in the North East respectively. You definitely need to cover Hausa tribe and fulani tribe.

[@kofisam4106]

The have assimilated into the Hausas culture, therefore they are Hausas!!

[@zaharsani]

Indimi is real hausa man!

[@user-tt9oq8of2h]

Henna and gold are usually signs that a wedding is from the nothern pet of nigeria so the hausa/Fulani/Kanuri/shuwa, the weddings are similar.

[@african_setlight5514]

People are shouting Kanuri Ain’t Hausa go back to your History well not google search..people from Borno are Hausa..listen..Hausa is an Official Language not a tribe..the same way of the Igbo..if Enugu people want to speak Igbo here am Anambra man won’t understand anything but they are all put as Igbo because they all those similar things that is it..but everyone of them know where they are coming from..a Lagos man will still call anyone from the north an Aboki..so you have to embrace and be proud where you are from the north..they are all one..

[@Kolog824]

Hi, I love and appreciate what you guys are doing🫶🏻🙌…..but I have one problem, and it’s the sound. For some reason, it cuts off sometimes and then plays back…..just wanted to let you guys know thanks❤

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

It cuts off the copyrighted music.

[@khmustapha]

This is the kanuri tribe from Borno state

[@oshinegyir867]

In our African culture, marriages are bringing two families together

[@doraamoako2791]

Please react to David's wedding.

[@deedeeumondak4490]

Nigeria is very diverse, you find more discovery here.

[@talhaabubakar3290]

You're right the bride's family you saw is Hausa, the party your husband read was laughable because the way he pronounced it, but he tried, "sa lalle" means putting henna in Hausa. Love from this Hausa man, from Zaria Northern Nigeria!!! 💚💚💚By the way to confirm and settle the argument of my siblings above just Google it😂

[@edetowokere6706]

nigeria is not only lagos or abuja

[@PrankBlog00]

they are not full hausa they are ebira and kanuri but put as hausa

[@kofisam4106]

Comot for there!! They are culturally Hausa people.. they speak Hausa language!

[@sadiqsabo1726]

ebira and hausa not kanuri

[@primejeggar9770]

It's pronounced Ha-wu-sa. Always enjoy your vids

[@Meena-op6lm]

No it's actually pronounced How-sa. Hausa.

[@user-tt9oq8of2h]

Although the groom is not from northern nigeria the wedding itself is a northern Nigerian wedding

[@PrankBlog00]

I have to go back research well..Thank you

[@PrankBlog00]

The Bride is an Hausa Lady.. Father from Kano State Nigerian 🇳🇬 Mother from Chad Republic But the groom is from Kogi state, Igbira tribe..but they all lived in Maduguri that is the Kunuri City In Nigerian...please people on this Comment stop giving out like that research before you speak...Idinmi is not a Kunuri man but a Kano man Bawushe..so stop saying rubbish that is how you take glory..

[@Meena-op6lm]

There are documentaries of Mohammed Indimi online, his daughther Hauea is a KZbinr. Indimi's father was from Maiduguri meaning his son is from Maiduguri too. If you claim he is from Kano, where in Kano is he from since you researched. The culture (hair washing ceremony) Wushi wushi is kanuri tradition not Hausa.

[@african_setlight5514]

@@Meena-op6lmidinmi is not from Maduguri baba..Listen I am born in Porthacurt But am not a Rivers man am a Yoruba man..but I claim Porthacurt even their culture all...that is what most Nigerians do Oga

[@kolaqhazimedia]

Nigeria is a large country, you can’t have a single story

[@amandaeguale1641]

Beautiful 😍

[@tobeginbegin4230]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pofboHqQbp6Zhas Her sister, Hauwa vlogged the wedding. Link above 👆🏾

[@Fatimalawanabubakar]

The bride and the groom are from different ethnicity…….The groom is Egbira from kogi state,and the bride from north eastern Nigeria……….

[@habibaahmed7196]

La le,that's henna in hausa language.

[@dimegi1558]

Hausa have the most pretty ladies in Nigeria, they have the most lovely accent, their music is so nice as well

[@promisebethel2226]

Dude you lied....and besides they are not hausas....

[@dimegi1558]

@@promisebethel2226 what tribe is that if not Hausa?

[@promisebethel2226]

@@dimegi1558 why don't you figure it out by yourself....

[@dimegi1558]

@@promisebethel2226 this boy your wahana too much

[@promisebethel2226]

@@dimegi1558 yes for people like you....

[@marilynseptember21]

Hausa - Sounds like HAA WHOO SIR

[@amadani6106]

It's actually how-sa

[@Deenatu]

The wife is Kanuri while the husband is Ebira by tribe

[@abdulkadimosenye5050]

They are northern Nigeria, predominantly Muslim population

[@claudiasamba4880]

I didn't know Nigerians did henna aswell 🤔

[@Brian-bo4bz]

Henna actually originated in Egypt in the African continent and is very widely used too especially in the east

[@PrankBlog00]

You are lying..Lalee wasn't Originated from Egypt is from India it originated from to Beautify your skin..how Colourful Egypt are Compared to India..

[@Brian-bo4bz]

@@PrankBlog00 ancient Egyptians applied henna even before there was an India lol

[@emmanuelajogbor2k]

Not all northerners in nigeria are hausas.

[@akudoroanthony2082]

Hausa Fulani tribe of Nigeria, much has not been covered about this big tribe.

[@ghadaomran9093]

How come the song are Sudanese songs?

[@mahammadambdah5134]

Yes, the songs are all from Sudan. I think the bride is from Sudan because the features are Sudanese features from the north

[@susanakande654]

Hausa culture is heavily influenced by several cultures such as Arab, indian and most West Africa countries

[@kofisam4106]

@@mahammadambdah5134 is that a Sudanese language? Are you okay? Do you even understand the song? The rhythm sounds the same, however the language is different!

[@kofisam4106]

Sudanese song? Do you understand the musician? Bro, that’s northern Nigeria music!

[@sadiqsabo1726]

they're northern Nigerians

[@PrankBlog00]

they are not but we all dress similar

[@emmanuelajogbor2k]

This is a Muslim marriage

[@reginaa.t.6827]

Its a muslim ceremony

[@gbengalanreayodele3879]

Billionaires wedding

[@jimohibrahim7090]

Yes they are Hausa

[@lagosian123]

Since when are Borno Hausa ? They are Kanuri.

[@dimegi1558]

@@lagosian123 shut up this is Hausa, check out their names at the caption and see for yourself

[@african_setlight5514]

@@lagosian123brother get thus right Hausa is not a tribe is an official Language..Everyone that comes from the north Are Classified as Hausa..but you will have to tell people the Category you belong too that is it..

[@lagosian123]

@@african_setlight5514 Bornu have their languages Marghi, Shuwa, Maffa et.c eventho very few also speak Hausa. They are Kanuri people and not Hausawa. Look at their location in the map and look for the map of Hausa land. It's like saying Fulani are Hausa eventho Fulani have assimilated Hausa language. This happens with many other tribes.

[@lagosian123]

@@dimegi1558 Borno are Kanuri not Hausawa. And behave don't be mannerless

[@stephenogbuabia8674]

This is northeast Nigeria, Bornu State, to be precise. it is the same place where you have Boko Haram Islamic insurgency; religious extremists fighting to overthrow the secular Nigerian State. Maybe you will remember the kidnap of the Chibogu girls/BringbackOurGirls saga. Yes, it is that same region of Nigeria. Nigeria is vast and has many different cultures. Further, this wedding is of one of the wealthiest Nigerian families. The man Indimi is the surrogate of the white neocolonialists/supremacists establishment of the West, which includes America, who have used northern Nigerian surrogates to take control of the oil wealth in their hated southeastern part of Nigeria. A little research on the man Adama Indimi will reveal how much of Nigeria's wealth from oil the man has invested in America while his native land suffers.