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01/07/2026

Al farka fulani song

12/25/2025

How do you call this in your Fulfulde,write your country?

In Niger it’s Dakkere for one
or Dakkeh for more than one .

12/22/2025

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12/17/2025

Want the real inside story of Fulani culture? Start here.

Pick up Amadou Hampâté Bâ's memoir "Amkoullel, the Fula Boy" and prepare to be transported. This isn't your typical academic overview, it's childhood through the eyes of a Fulani boy growing up in Mali during a wild time: wars, shifting empires, French colonizers moving in, and everything in between.

You'll find yourself sitting in courtyards listening to elders spin stories by firelight. You'll see how Islam and traditional spirituality lived side by side. You'll watch kids learn what it means to carry yourself with dignity, patience, and respect, lessons that hit different when they come from lived experience, not textbooks.

Hooked? Keep going:

📖 "Yes, My Commander!" picks up where the first book leaves off. Bâ becomes a translator inside the colonial system, and you get this fascinating view of how a brilliant Fulani intellectual juggled two worlds without losing himself.

📖 "Kaidara" takes you somewhere else entirely, it's an initiatory tale about three friends searching for knowledge and inner wealth. Think philosophy meets adventure. It's your gateway into the spiritual heart of Fulani thought.

Whether you're curious about West Africa, Sahelian Muslim life, or just love storytelling that stays with you, "Amkoullel" belongs on your 2025 reading list.

Already read it? Drop your favorite moment or passage in the comments, let's get more people onto this gem. 👇

12/17/2025

Another Gerewol sensation

12/06/2025

Once a year in Niger, the Wodaabe community gathers for Gerewol – a vibrant courtship festival where culture, beauty, and tradition are all on full display. 🌍✨

Young men spend hours preparing with intricate face paint, beads, and traditional attire before lining up to perform the Yaake dance – a powerful, synchronized display of stamina, grace, and charisma. As they sing, sway, and showcase their brightest smiles and widest eyes, young women from the community select the suitors they find most captivating.

Gerewol isn’t just a celebration – it’s a living cultural asset that strengthens community ties, preserves tradition, and passes identity from one generation to the next.

11/30/2025

life

11/29/2025

In Niger its Dognorgal, how do you call in in your country? Please write the country name.
As kids we used to say: Dogno Sogno Yaddu Gudjo (Dogno moves like a thief)

11/28/2025

Miata Pathe

11/28/2025

Music from seno leidi Burkina Faso

11/23/2025