African Riddles & Jokes

It is fun to ask riddle question! It is also fun to answer!! Much fun awaits you. So share our riddles and jokes with friends and be happy in life.

In Africa, riddles are also known as “Tell Tell Tell”, or “Tell us Tell” or “Tell me Tell” or “What Am I? Riddles” or just “Who Am I? Riddles”. To us, any interpretation you give it in your local dialect is correct provided it is riddles you are talking about.

However, riddles are speeches that require good thinking and qualitative approach before answering it. Riddles are wrapped up in puzzle form and hid in mystery. Sometimes, riddle challenge may leave you wondering what the answer could be but the joy of it all is that the answer to the riddle question will give you the understanding and logistics enshrined therein.

Riddles can be played by all ages, gender and status. It is often played by Children; one asks and the other answers. Our riddles are most suitable for kids. The riddles are challenging but easy for kids to understand and answer. It sharpens the brains and enhances the ability to memorize things. Teachers also employ riddles to teach Children moral. Teachers use riddles during free session to make their classes active and entertaining while kids learn the moral therein.

We also attached jokes to our riddles. Our African jokes are hilarious. They are commonly shared in Africa especially Nigeria. Most of the scene in our jokes featured a man known as Akpors who always fool himself. Our jokes are entertaining so, enjoy and live long.

Features of the riddles app

➤ African classic Riddles

➤ Word and mathematics riddles

➤ What am I? for kids

➤ Funny riddles

➤ Funny African jokes

Other Features

➤ Ability to share the riddles with friends and loved ones.

➤ Ability to unveil and hide the answer in order to keep your friend guessing and have fun.