KANO WAKA

Nenye everybody is staring at me o. The bride said in happiness. 

There were lots of reasons why this post did not come on time.  First I was thinking I could get professional pictures of the bride until my strength to wait failed me, then secondly, immediately I got to Kano State, I lost my phone.  I was low but kept strong for the bride; I really didn't have to let my emotions ruin her day. The show must go on. 

When this bride called, I couldn't not remember ever having any personal conversation nor acquaintance, she said she had seen my job on a wedding video and needs my service. In as much as I wanted to serve her face, I also wanted that adventure. Ranging from the bad eastern roads to the long journey, ancient city of Kano was lit except for the great pictures I was disappointed not to take. 

Enjoy the face beats process fellas. 

For her reception, I changed the look of her eyeshadow to suit her lovely gown. 

My Kano Waka commenced after the makeover with my lovely cousins @MrsEkunsKitchen and her gracious meals. 

I visited Yankura Market, bought Kuli-Kuli of different forms, Suya, Kilian, Alewa, Dankwa, Musa, Debino and of course Yoghurt.  

Massa 

Suya 

Kwose and kwokwo 

Aya 

Kilishi 

I could eat everything you know?  But am one and not two so I made do with the take away foods. 

Then think of homes for vegetables and cheap foods, think of Kano. 

I can't even remember all the place I went to it was just a day thing. Visiting people to all the time but Kano was lit. 

Hope you enjoyed the tales. 

The bride and groom were happy and so was Nenye. 

Photo credits: The law and Nenye.