For Nigerians who immigrated to foreign countries, what and what did you first notice was different from what you're used to ranging from the airport, people, population, lifestyle, romance, hopitality, sex,sexuality, job, school, culture, dressing, language, transportation, weather, electricity, government policies, food etc
Also Nigerian who were born and brought up outside Nigeria, narrate your first visit to Nigeria

Its not easy

Nothing.

I was sad that the sky of the Scandinavian country was like that of Lagos.

So why don't we have good and working system like the country?

The day i realised im always on d same train with uk prime minister everyday.
Cant imagine dat happening in naija

Evertyin

Davidoff2000: Evertyin

like?

llbhuds: The day i realised im always on d same train with uk prime minister everyday.
Cant imagine dat happening in naija

Yeah saw the guy on the central line from mile end station.

Earthquakes!

The Road Network when I first got to south Africa I was confused because I actually thought I was in Holland......The OR Tambo international airport is one of the best in Africa.... When I see our MM airport here in nigeria I can't just help but cry

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peace and devlopment

iamjean: For Nigerians who immigrated to foreign countries, what and what did you first notice was different from what you're used to ranging from the airport, people, population, lifestyle, romance, hopitality, sex,sexuality, job, school, culture, dressing, language, transportation, weather, electricity, government policies, food etc
Also Nigerian who were born and brought up outside Nigeria, narrate your first visit to Nigeria

you got shocked and your never faint abi ..


wait thunder go strike you and we go see whether you go enter coma ..


rubbish

The number of Nigerians in Italy there must be at least 160 million as well

Free internet access almost everywhere in China.

Was't shocked. I was like WOW!

when i saw 'star lager beer" being sold at Obalende suya spot in Uk ....i knelt and thanked God for bringing good tiding

Poor me,,, i have not gone beyond the shores of Naija... lols. Na small time e remain sha

Immediately I dropped down the asian air liner to china,I realised I was on my own,stopped few hazy looking chinese guy to confirm my way to a hotel room,wot I heard was "chin chun hu".

Immediately I landed in togo, I started missing my dear ajegunle. No play ooo

Are u askin me or tellin me?

I actually went to Nigeria for the first time in 2010 and thoroughly enjoyed myself. Lagos, Onitsha, the village... the entire experience. When one has everything in terms of basic amenities, it's easy to take little facets of life for granted. My parents and siblings were always complaining when NEPA took light. Instead I saved all my work, and would go outside for a stroll with my cousins, or find other ways to keep me busy. Funnily enough, bathing with dettol in my bath water and using bottled water to brush my teeth never fazed me. If other people can survive in that country, then so should I lol.

What SHOCKED me, however, were the lack of public toilets, the amount of trash in alleyways and gutters. The lack of public toilets didn't really hit me until we took a bus from Lagos to Onitsha lol. I drank no water and ate no food to survive that trip lol.

The British COLD!

Na that day wey I know say my Naija AC na pupil

Just about to.....#very_soon.. We go dey with prime minister 2geda..(Drinking garri insyd nylon 2geda)

tj-dj:
when i saw 'star lager beer" being sold at Obalende suya spot in Uk ....i knelt and thanked God for bringing good tiding

What shocked me to my bone marrow was the fast train flaying like birds in Berlin.
That was my first visit with my BOSS



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Some residential areas in New Orleans look very much like Montgomery area of Yaba, Lagos.

My first time in Houston, thought i was in Nigeria.

ogugua88: I actually went to Nigeria for the first time in 2010 and thoroughly enjoyed myself. Lagos, Onitsha, the village... the entire experience. When one has everything in terms of basic amenities, it's easy to take little facets of life for granted. My parents and siblings were always complaining when NEPA took light. Instead I saved all my work, and would go outside for a stroll with my cousins, or find other ways to keep me busy. Funnily enough, bathing with dettol in my bath water and using bottled water to brush my teeth never fazed me. If other people can survive in that country, then so should I lol.

What SHOCKED me, however, were the lack of public toilets, the amount of trash in alleyways and gutters. The lack of public toilets didn't really hit me until we took a bus from Lagos to Onitsha lol. I drank no water and ate no food to survive that trip lol.

public toilet?? for naija?? WEY BUSH FULL EVERYWHERE... nawa u ooo

Right from the airport, the way they admire the Nigerian passoprt is surprising.

Then u hit d road after leaving the airport n u c clean roads or u see semi-unclad children (if u r visiting The Gambia)

Then the cuisine is awesome especially if u r visiting The Carnivores, Kenya.

I also love the weed and sexy bar tenders in Amsterdam and the hospitality of the pple in Cape Verde!