Hakim Fredrik sits with elderly women in Kwah to sing traditional songs together. Song 1 is a Nyaso song about the strength of a young man. Song 2 speaks about elders crying that Baa people are scattered like Fulani cows. That all the young men have left the village for the bush outside Baa land, used to refer to the big cities Lagos, Abudja etc. Song 3 speaks about Manban a god worshipped among the Baa. Song 4 is a song for hunting festival when every clan meet to show the animal they have killed. This song is sung without the accompanying of drums.
The ELAN file currently includes only some segments with orthographic transcription. For further descriptions of file names and tier names see the corpus manual available in the archive. Lives in Lagos but originally from Gyakan. Lives in Abuja, originally from Kwah.