Traditional Games Nigerian Children Play
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In today's video, we will be showing you the traditional games played by the typical Nigerian children who were born in earlier centuries than the 20th century.
Every 27th day of the month of may, Nigeria celebrates children's day. The typical Nigerian child of the earlier centuries when technology hasn't taken over has played some of the traditional games shown in this video if not all.
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Chai... I remember... This was the Nigeria I grew up in, without barrier of tribe and religion, we grew in love .... Not now that they re playing on people's ignorance based on tribe and religion
This just took me back to my elementary school days, some 35 or more years ago. Growing up was so much fun and mum always told us stories at night especially when we had blackouts and we had to use candles and lanterns
In Trinidad we play those games.so it came from the mother land.wow.thanks for this video
yes !!! lol Kendell even pelt _d_ pan and when we had kids we tough them lol.
How can ppl still dislike this video😧😧😧FOR ME. I JUST LOVE IT
Maybe it's cause she talks through the video. The joy of this kind of video is to show both the action and what the children are saying. Would have been so much fun to watch
Awwww, how I loved and was addicted to takes by moonlight🌙😍😍😍, those were the days of innocence, simplicity and contentment😌; I miss those days 😢😢😢
Ehya I remember playing like this when i was their age
LOVE! LOVE! What are the lyrics for 'African Bend Down' and 'Willy, Willy, Willy'? This music teacher will continue this tradtion wherever she goes!
You’re part of the tribe ✊🏾
*Awwww...I miss those days.*
These are best outdoor games I played as a Nigerian 😎 child 👶
This is a really good one @BattaBox. Commendable!
Hey enjoyed watching this it remind me of when we were little, and us kids played alot ,some similar to those u,all was playing
Here in the U.S., most of these games are very similar. This video takes me back to my childhood days. I love it 😍
Nice
Shake shake shake to the bottom of the lake!
Omg i miss those days it was funnn
this, makes me feel home, and I remember everything, when I was a child, and my name is glory, thanks I really appreciate
Ten Ten, O kere O below😂😂😂& Suwe. Those are the good ol' days. What about Ringa Ring of Roses, a Garden full of Roses, Atishoo, Atishoo, we all fall down😂😂Fire on the Mountain, Run, Run Run. Also Boju Boju, Alo mi Alo.
My Nigerian Childhood days are one of the best😍
I am an Indian but i like it your Channel because your program's very nice and natural
Proper childhood 😫.. so much fun
This was so refreshing to watch.
Thanks battabox for taking us back to memories
In Curaçao we also play the same kind of games, with names and songs in my local language of Papiamentu.
God bless u. This came in handy for me as I needed it in teaching key stage 1 history ( African games).
Thanks for the reminder ❤️❤️
We call that box game hopscotch in the US.
yesss! and it have one we called moral with a ball similar to hopscotch..bless!
Thank you for the great content and images. Loved to see what games they play!
That’s what we do- inform, educate, and entertain
Good job! Looks fun! Kids need to play outside like that!
Hi Folly, in Germany we played rubber twist, which means we took a long piece of 1 cm thick elastic rubber ( used for sewing ). Two ( mostly ) girls stood opposite each other, approx. 2 meters apart, the ribbon held on the height of their waist.
Then the third one had to jump in and create different patterns with this flexible attribute, like to cross, turn around with the waistband, keep one part over the shoulder, you name it....After some time positions would be changed. Greetings Conny
sounds interested !!
In Holland it's called elastiek twist 😀 good memories!
5:06 Expensive shit LMAO
You just took me back to school
Good memories
Nice games, I’m a teacher that will like to play some of these in my English class but the clips are short and not detailed enough it’s too difficult for me to fully understand some of the games
How was the experience?
Folu “agbaya” lady 🤣😂😅😂😂
I was really like this game its was make me feel good bcoz by then where was not media like this day that is our game by then it is so nice
Ten-Ten was the one i remember the girls playing .it was very rhythmical clapping and fun to watch in 1976-1977 in ilorin
You go way back 😂
@@BattaBox yes o. Na my age o.
@@duncansmartt2107 I remembered this game a lot in Lagos too.70s -late 80's. It was really agirls only game. The girls played it insanely rhythmic! Very percussive with their feet and hand clapping. Very much like the rththymic clapping in Aladura churches. Insanely musical game. As a kid I was more fascinated by the sound sthe girls created and the body movement than watching the game.
Beautiful. God bless you all!
Keep it up folly. Dopest sis
Very nice, takes me down memory lane. I remember playing the ten ten, fire on the mountain etc. Good job Battabox!
It teaches my kids alot
The sound cut out while you were explaining Suwe. I know it’s similar to American hopscotch, but I am interested in finding out the differences, such as what happens once you build the house… and why two people jump at the same time… is it a competition between the two players? It looks like fun.
It is really fun. 👍🏿
My beautiful people in Nigeriais there any way that I can help you to buy school supplies I am so sorry that you don't have red chalk or are fun other games for the children please inform me
In the UK we played many similar games - some with only minor differences in the detail. They had different names, of course. 😊
We play like boju boju. We call it hideand seek~Canada
My dad is from Nigeria I am also from Nigeria andEngland
That’s good 👍🏿
Misbah
It took me back 50 years back to my childhood outdoor games. I grew up in Pakistan, you are absolutely correct the technology has taken over and we don’t see children outside playing and plus parents don’t feel safe to let children be outside by themselves.
Did you say 50 years? Amazing
Wow👏👏👍This is tamilnadu 90s kids game in India😘
I ran into this video while trying to teach my 5 year old daughter how to play "Tinko Tinko" and I'm having goosebumps. My childhood was sooo much fun that i feel so bad for kids of today for what they are missing out. Well, maybe they aren't missing out because they have no point of reference but i wish today was like my days.
Jewelry can you share the words for 'African Bend Dow' and 'Willy, Willy, Willy?" I want to learn to keep the tradition alive.
You could teach them these games by playing alongside. This is fun and educative
Willy willy willy >>>>> red light green light
Interestingly, the games are similar not only in Nigeria but across most of West Africa + Cameroon, Congo, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, and Angola
This is Africa ❤️
Wow this is fun
What, we also play it in Somalia, but little bit different, I wish I can show you how we do in my home
I did everything in this video. Battabox missed elastic rubber game. Video games are killing our present days Children especially in Advanced countries. Although it has some advantages in brain development but it doesn't teach life lessons. Street is the best place to learn life lessons. Some days you win, some days you lose, some days you get beaten, some days you are a star, some days you get rejected,etc. This is the reason why people from my generation are more resilient than this present one. Na street sure pass.
I played this as a kid in Uganda. We call it Sipolingi.
Beautiful
🙂
Banana Island kids play computer games lol
ey yo, wtf is wrong with the audioooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo?
I’m sorry for the inconvenience
😂😂😂
Childhood is definitely the best hood in the cycle of human life 👍🏿😂😂
Pittu Garam1!$
In America I thought was the white mans games. Suwe we call hopscotch. Ten Ten is new to me. In America the girls did this as repetition like tinka tinka . Willy Willy Willy was called Mother may I. A little different. Bugu bugu was hide and seek or as you got older, Hide and get it. If a guy catch a girl the she had to kiss him or hunch. lol have sex. Obama Fusa is like ring around the roses. Bread and Butter was like tug of war starts out like the boring European game London Bridge is falling down. Tales by night is common Tales. All from the Mother land.
Nigerian Squid games?
Lol😂😂. Something of that sort
Beat you for injuring your self 😂😂😂 WHAT!!!
😢😢😢😢너무 어두워 범죄조심