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@Josephi61965574 @Koniodan Oga those ones it's clearly there origin wasn't Hausa or even Nigerians

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@Koniodan @ShehuSani This is so true 💯, they’re very honest and love honest people as well. I served in Bauchi State, during their Fridays jumat prayers, they’ll leave their shops opened and go to prayers . They believed that whoever comes to buy goods should take it and leave their money behind.

@Koniodan Hausas are the most sincere tribe in Nigeria, the cOrr•pt ones learned it from the South during the military era. Even the Fulani too are sincere until politicians started using them as t0ols. Hausa man can sell what he bought got #1000 for #1050 and say alubarika

@Koniodan There is this sugar cane seller, those pushing on Barrows, he usually used to come somewhere around my house, since I'm alone I used to buy sugar cane and then we gist until I'm tired and left, this guy stop collecting my money even though I insist but he will not hear it.

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@Koniodan He believes God will reward him multiple folds for his kindness towards you. And I'm sure he has done this many times and seen his business grow instead of decline hence the confidence. Plus it feels good to do good.

@Koniodan You are right. You will send money to some Hausa trader, they won't bother to check receipt

@Koniodan They are the most sincere people to do business with

@Koniodan Hausa people can easily and quickly show genuine kindness and consideration. I love them.

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@Koniodan That's how they are. They are honest to a fault. I am proud of their business ethics

@Koniodan “He believe that Allah will reward him even if you do not repay him, because of the promise you made that you would pay when you have the opportunity. This is how it is—his capital never goes to waste.”

@Koniodan Those guys are as honest as fk. My friend forgot his phone in delivery truck. He called his supplier who's is based in Kebbi. The supplier told him he will get back to him. Within days, my friend was asked to go to grain market beside army barrack onitsha to collect his phone

@Koniodan They can be very honest.

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Stories like this have been told hundreds of times. It is indeed ingrained in our DNA. Unfortunately, many people have exploited that over the years to scam Hausa people, assuming we are just too careless, without realizing that what they mistake for carelessness is actually a

@Koniodan I changed my car’s windscreen wiper in traffic, but at that moment my mobile app was malfunctioning. The Hausa guy told me to go and gave me his Opay details, asking me to transfer the money to him later when the app started working. Hausa people>>>>>>>>>

@Koniodan To be honest this behavior is more about Islam than about Hausa. Recently I saw some nice prayer beads at a Moroccan shop but I didn’t have my wallet. When I told the owner I’d be back for it, he asked me to take it and pay whenever I came around again. I was the one who had to

@Koniodan @OfeOgbono Yes pls and even the ones that hawk things do the same too. They can easily sell their wares at a loss. Honestly they are only Nigerians that can actually do this. They trust easily and are simple at heart. They are not greedy. Only an Hausa man will be content sleeping under the

@Koniodan I have experienced that at lokoja when traveling from Abuja to Aba , when wanted to buy Kilishi meat but my Mobile App disappointed me out of trust he wrote his account Number and told me to make payment any time my mobile app starts functioning, which I did. Hausa people are gud

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@Koniodan I experienced this firsthand in Enugu. Bought suya worth about 6 to 7k. Tried to pay, POS wasn’t working, he was also having issues with his account, agents had closed. The Hausa man simply said i should go and i could pay anytime I pass again. The thing shocked me o😄 I

@Koniodan This is in our nature. We are naturally trusting, warm, and relationship-oriented. We easily connect with people and choose to believe that human beings are good at heart. We see ourselves as one Nigeria, and we try to treat others the way we wish to be treated. Sometimes, this

I experienced the same thing in Yola. Even when you tell them you’ve already made the transfer, they won’t bother to check whether it has actually reflected or not.