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Birthday: March 13

From: G.R.A, Port harcourt, Nigeria

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English: Nigerian dances vs Ghanain dance

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English: Alanta dance originated in Ajegunle, a surburb of Lagos. It require vigorous movement of the hand, hips and leg. the dance uses a

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Alanta na d new dance 

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Igbo: Oghene dance popularly known in the eastern part of Nigeria. #igbokwenu

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English: This dance is called the Bata dance and its origin hails from the southern part of Nigeria (yoruba).

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English: This is a hausa/ fulani dance common in the Northern part of Nigeria

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English: The alingo dance is a fast one which requires a tremedious amount of energy. It has been critized for gaining its inspiration from the

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Alingo dance 

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English: The galala dance is the official dance of Nigerian ghetto community. It invloves the movement of the leg backwards with the hands forward.

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Another galala dance style 

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English: Alanta dance originated in Ajegunle, a surburb of Lagos. It require vigorous movement of the hand, hips and leg. the dance uses a

Pidgin English:

Alanta na d new dance 

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English: The alingo dance is a fast one which requires a tremedious amount of energy. It has been critized for gaining its inspiration from the

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Alingo dance 

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English: The galala dance is the official dance of Nigerian ghetto community. It invloves the movement of the leg backwards with the hands forward.

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Another galala dance style 

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English: This is a hausa/ fulani dance common in the Northern part of Nigeria

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English: This dance is called the Bata dance and its origin hails from the southern part of Nigeria (yoruba).

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Igbo: Oghene dance popularly known in the eastern part of Nigeria. #igbokwenu

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