The conclusion that can be drawn from the relationship between the Hausa people and Yorubas in Nigeria is that they have a historical and cultural interaction that is characterized by both cooperation and conflict. While there have been instances of peaceful interactions and intermarriages between the Hausa and Yoruba communities, there have also been periods of tension and even armed conflicts. These interactions have shaped the dynamics of Nigerian society, with both groups significantly influencing each other's languages, traditions, and systems of governance.
