So in the three major Nigerian languages, Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo, it’s Nagode, É dupé, Daalu. 
In my native tongue which is Tiv, from Benue state Nigeria, it Msugh ne kpishi(thank you very much), cos honestly, thank you guys. 
Don't forget to kindly share and also send in a review via email at thesuzanneakuvepodcast@gmail.com, on Twitter @dsuakuvepodcast and on Instagram @thesuzanneakuvepodcast.  My personal Instagram handle is @suzanne.akuve.  
Love y’all forever. 💋

So in the three major Nigerian languages, Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo, it’s Nagode, É dupé, Daalu. In my native tongue which is Tiv, from Benue state Nigeria, it Msugh ne kpishi(thank you very much), cos honestly, thank you guys. Don't forget to kindly share and also send in a review via email at thesuzanneakuvepodcast@gmail.com, on Twitter @dsuakuvepodcast and on Instagram @thesuzanneakuvepodcast. My personal Instagram handle is @suzanne.akuve. Love y’all forever. 💋

So in the three major Nigerian languages, Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo, it’s Nagode, É dupé, Daalu.&nbsp;
In my native tongue which is Tiv, from Benue state Nigeria, it Msugh ne kpishi(thank you very much), cos honestly, thank you guys.&nbsp;
Don't forget to kindly share and also send in a review via email at thesuzanneakuvepodcast@gmail.com, on Twitter @dsuakuvepodcast and on Instagram @thesuzanneakuvepodcast.&nbsp; My personal Instagram handle is @suzanne.akuve.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Love y’all forever. 💋

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The Suzanne Akuve Podcast is a podcast hosted by Suzanne Akuve, an opinionated jack of many trades, almost master of none. The Suzanne Akuve podcast explores all topics and stories that relates or directly affects Suzanne Akuve as human, black, Nigerian, African and female with a few guest appearances hoping you can relate to one or more.
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The Suzanne Akuve Podcast is a podcast hosted by Suzanne Akuve, an opinionated jack of many trades, almost master of none. The Suzanne Akuve podcast explores all topics and stories that relates or directly affects Suzanne Akuve as human, black, Nigerian, African and female with a few guest appearances hoping you can relate to one or more. Love always.

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