lekkie073:
molues don't ply ojuelegba.....or u mean barracks?

He must have meant during his time in Lag.

Men I miss the food , i miss the social gatherings, i miss the bad roads and the beautiful steamy weather..

bebe2:

Hahahaha wat a looooooney

Great to know that you are insane and foolish

See as people dey miss 'this and that'. God abeg answer my prayer fast, me sef wan dey miss Naija o. Life's good o jare. Make I go enjoy beta life

k.style:
Abeg no vex...pple wey dey central africa republic,eritrae,somali stil folo 4 9jirians in diaspora?....m abt leavin sha 4 canada...i knw m gonna miss d formings wey our girls dey do especialy kpako girls....dem go wan folo dey say 'OMG',WOW'.....n all mu homies on d street...1 day evrytyn go soft pas ashawo b.0obs

. I feel you bro! U get mouth jare!

Finacial freedom without goverment interference and scrutiny. Nigeria, here i come.

NOTHING.....I repeat Nothing

I miss those days Nigeria frustrated me...

we miss nothing here at Houston Texas.... here na another lagos ... we have virtually everything you can think of from naija

My family.

Family, friends, hot weather, gulder and peppersoup. That's pretty much all for me.

Littlehooper:


SAVE UR DATA BUNDLE ....
KEEP TALKING TRASH

what do you expect from a baboooon that bears little grasshopper. such a disgrace...igbos make the most of the environment they found themselves so go mate a transformser biko

Me, I no miss nothing...living in HOUSTON is like living in Suru-Lere. however, GrandMa dey bring me come naija periodically..Abeg, if you agree confirm with a Like

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When I was living in the States, I missed certain Nigerian food like Suya, pounded yam made in the motar, ponmo, vegetable soup and so forth. I missed living in a black society where people do not castigate or discriminate against me because of the color of my skin. Now that I am temporarily back to Nigeria, I miss the serenity and quiet of the western society, the orderliness, the constant light, the clean streets. However, I don't miss the racism and I honestly don't look forward to going back to experience it again. Sigh! I wish Nigeria had constant light, constant clean tap water and the society was orderly and tribalism and corruption was minimal or does not exist, who would even dream of abroad? not me. Anyways, when basic amenities are readily available and constant, I will be able to live in Nigeria for good. Till then, I guess abroad it will be.

I miss having help. Even though goods are relatively cheap here, services are expensive so help is not readily affordable. I miss coming home after a long day at work to a warm bath, a set dinner table and a sparkling house, all thanks to my househelp.

abeg,i no lie you. i miss bike men ,wey they hussle for road,and at the same time they quarell with conductors and bus drivers,even if na them dey at fault.
i miss my banga soup shaaa.

fedimol:

Okoro, NA u be this?

Okoro dey drink gaari Ijebu ??

dont they have nigerian suya spots in your location?

ogugua88: Suya. Abacha. My cousins. Suya. My grandmother. Suya.

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I miss the food,right from the farm,unlike the junks we eat ere,even the so called African foods we buy have all gone through one process or the other.

Not missing much foodwise in Nairobi, fiofio dey market but l not fit waste gas to cook am, okro and plantain dey here, salad things over cheap here, varieties of beans full here but l never see olotu not to talk of oloyin! palm oil comes from congo.

eyaah! No too console yourself sis,talk true when be the last time you chop proper african meal?

bluerange: Not missing much foodwise in Nairobi, fiofio dey market but l not fit waste gas to cook am, okro and plantain dey here, salad things over cheap here, varieties of beans full here but l never see olotu not to talk of oloyin! palm oil comes from congo.

cheksbry: dont they have nigerian suya spots in your location?

The closest one is two hours away and they don't use pepper so that oyibos can eat it too.

@cheksbry, if u are around nairobi and want to eat home food daily that is no problem, with just N485 you can easily eat a plate of semolina and any local soup of your choice laced with meat and dried fish, all these at nwanyi awka's place!

chei! nne i nokwa na ofe .....never knew nwanyi nanka abi awka....set up shop in nairobi

bluerange: @cheksbry, if u are around nairobi and want to eat home food daily that is no problem, with just N485 you can easily eat a plate of semolina and any local soup of your choice laced with meat and dried fish, all these at nwanyi awka's place!

eyaah,pele ....how do i send you some of this kilishi with me here

ogugua88:

The closest one is two hours away and they don't use pepper so that oyibos can eat it too.

I miss mama nkechy ; NEPA ;playing football on the streets yabbing amongst my niggerz they plenty die

cheksbry: eyaah,pele ....how do i send you some of this kilishi with me here

I don't like kilishi actually lol.

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Once in a while u can buy some of these food items in small quantities from nig.That's wat we do.We package according to ur specification.Just hit me up!Tanx!

pwettyolly:
Am in Cyprus I miss amala so badly no hair extension no easy access 2 roadside tailor or cobblers infact I miss everything about Nigeria I miss d constant road side noise

hey miss got a question for you, you mind?

Ajo o da bi home