Southern Kaduna names are easy and simple to recall. Even though some names are just too complicated and difficult to pronounce, here are a few southern Kaduna names that are easy to remember.
- Kato Achigaba
- Janet Duniya
- Yohanna Gagarau
- Bintu Mutuwa
- Bala Bwachat
- Bakam Allah nanan God’s time
- Moses Shalafiya
- Hananiya Sharubutu
- Rifkatu Dogara
- Priscilla Dodo
- Godiya Bature
- Sama’ila Jagaba
- Matthew Kuka
- Sunday Katung
- Isaac Chakwai
- Sarah Bagobiri
- Toka Joseph
- Barnabas Zamani
- Zakwai Bulus
- Koyah Bako
- Amoto Damsa
- Yanom Madaki
- Jonathan Zango
- Alheri Ma’aji
- Luka Kantiyok
- Cecilia Kuyat
- Irimiya Isaac Kusang
- Alheri Didam
- Godiya Yanasan
- Barnabas Yakowa
- Shaya angulu
- Pricila Maigari
- Bulus Mugu
- Adamu makaho
- Godiya Danbaki
- Enoch Ruwa
- Taimako Kuka
- Duniya Mai’ungwa
- Nufi Dogara
- Lucy Bature
- Iliya Mai Rafi
- Tunani ceto
- Meshach Dantawaye
- Ishaya Maisamari
- Nathan danbaki
- Auta Gajere
- Isa Sharubutu
- Ashar Saondo
History of Southern Kaduna Names
Even though some of these southern Kaduna names appear to have nice meanings, the Hausa meaning is entirely different.
My coursemate in ABU, Bintu Mutuwa, told us that Mutuwa means blessing and wealth from where she is, while in Hausa, Mutuwa signifies death.
Bakam, the same as Allah nan and fairly close to God’s time, signifies that God will always be there for him due to the situation considering his birth.
Some of these names are similar to the Hausa unisex names most Hausa people use on their children.
Conclusion
Your ribs might crack if you hear some of these Southern Kaduna names. It’s crucial to consider the child’s future self when selecting a name for them and how people will react to it.
What additional Southern Kaduna names do you know? Please share your thoughts with us in the comments or with your loved ones.
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