COMMONLY MISUSED PHRASES, 1 (“HERDERS-FARMERS-CLASHES”)

(July 16, 2024) 

Greetings!

I am yours truly, Harry Agina, and this is another post in my series

SUBTOPICS:

(1) SERIES TITLE: COMMONLY MISUSED ENGLISH WORDS, PHRASES, TENSES, TERMS, AND IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS

(2) TODAY’S TOPIC: COMMONLY MISUSED PHRASE THAT IS PECULIAR TO NIGERIA

(3) INFOTAINMENT: “HAND A BOWL” BY CULTURE MUSIC BAND

Hello!

I am Harry Agina, with my vlog on the above title and subtitles. The series is on simple observations and a little etymological research, on origins and histories of words, and idioms. As the title says, this is about the misuse of a phrase that is peculiar to Nigeria and Nigerians, “Farmers-Herders Clashes.” A click on the following link takes you to my analysis, in a jiffy:

https://web.facebook.com/share/v/19rwhYXiKv/

And here is “Hand-A-Bowl” (Knife-A-Throat) music by CULTURE, as introduced in the above vlog:

LINK TO COMMONLY MISUSED IDIOM, NUMBER 1:

COMMONLY MISUSED PHRASES, 1 (“HERDERS-FARMERS-CLASHES”)