Travel Guide: Sokoto the Basis of Tourism In Nigeria

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[@AbdelMellal]

Sokoto i love you❤

[@rabbithare381]

Wow, I'm busy waiting to see an accident happen, the way motorbikes, Pedestrians,cars,donkeys ,and even carts are crisscrossing paths, wah........ But the place looks ancient and be beautiful.. Glad they protected their traditions and history to date... Wish the rest of Africa followed suite....

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I love it more pls

[@oghenetegaideh]

Thank you for this guide

[@hauwahauwa8118]

Sakoto rirnin shehu. Masha'allah

[@bsingh3400]

I like it old ways .. with herders as usual

[@zi513]

尼日利亚的明天一定是光明的明天，sokto的明天一定是幸福的明天，请一定相信！

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Sokoto

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Babies water have fun time does our local government time does our local government

[@rusitoexplorador]

Sokoto needs investment and bigger productivity so you can have higher gdo and standards of living

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Oooooo

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Nigeria is located in which part of africa?

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Page 61 West Africans often wear brightly colored clothes. Most men wear narrow tunic-shirts called bubu and narrow trousers called sokoto. Over these they wear long, flowing gowns called sapara. They also wear small square or pointed caps The women wear dresses called irobirin. They are made from long pieces of colored material wrapped around and tucked in, apron style, around the hips. On their heads women wear turbans known as gele, which they twist into many styles.