Looking at these cultures we see a lot of similarities in their art. However, there were a lot of similarities in other areas of their lives as well. What similarities might you find and why do you think they occur?

Cultural similarities, on the other hand, were based on factors like education, socio-economic status, generation and occupation, not nationality. When meeting or working with someone from a different culture, think about common values; ideals you might share.

Explanation:  it is the language of ethnically mixed areas in cities. Of course, the English language is often blended with grammar structures of traditional languages, mostly Yoruba and Igbo languages.. Child rearing and family life Igbo, Hausa, and Yoruba tribes have some similarities in this question. In most cases the families are large, but there is always a close bond between the children and their mothers. Children are trained to perform age-appropriate duties and to be responsible. Education is valued among these ethic groups. It should be said that family life considers is considered a foundation of the culture in Yoruba and Igbo ethnic groups. In these tribes, a father considers as a main member of the family. Igbo family give more freedom to the child to decide his or her own destiny. Religion This is a topic that creates both similarities and differences between tribes of the country.

Around 50% of Nigerians are Muslims and 40% of people are Christians. Photo:  don't know. Today, most of the tribes interact peacefully with each other in the aspect of business. Here are five cultural similarities in Nigeria. Despite the cultural diversity, Nigerians are appreciate the beauty of each others culture. We see more cases of cultural integration between tribes, for example, Hausa and Fulani interact quite often and today they sometimes considered as one tribe. Of course, there are differences in cultures and worldviews between different tribes and ethnic groups, but the country increasingly feels the need to unite and intercultural.

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