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Different ways to say hello in Nigeria

Nigeria as a great country has over 300 ethnic groups with different culture, tradition, religion, language and lifestyles.
They are variety characteristics which made up a tribe, they share unity with each other, their past and land they live in.
The common ethnic in Nigeria are Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa,

Language make it clear the tribe or ethnic group we are,
They may be those who follow different religious ideology.
Some use different dialect.

 
Way to say hello from different ethnic group in Nigeria.
They are different ways to say hello with different language
in Nigeria, out of them, we bring you just few, which are:
Bawo ni -- Yoruba tribe use this word for greeting, the word
Bawo ni can also be use to greet your age mate or the elder
One's say it to the young one's.
Kedu -- this word are use by the Igbo's, it is the way they say
Hello or how are you.
Sanu -- Sanu is Hausa language, it is the way they say hello
to each other.
How far -- this is a pidgin language, this word is a common
language you are familiar with, it is neither Yoruba, Igbo or
Hausa language. It's a way of saying hello, it sound like question but no answer for it.
Mavo -- this is a mean of saying hello in urhobo Town in 🇳🇬
Urhobo people are merge with the Igbo.
Ere owuro -- this is for itsekiri ethnic group, they use it as
hello in their town.
Agba -- this is also for the igala's people in kogi state, the wword mean hello.

Isoko -- jibu people from Taraba state use this word for hello.
Koyo -- this is Benin way of saying hello or how are you.
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