ULSHERLAN:
I dont wanna hurt any body's feeling

You didn't answer my question.

Maybe you haven't served them food yet . An hour is enough at someone else home. They think friendship equate staying longer at your home...well maybe in Nigeria

Efemenaxy1:

All the more reason why such a "visitor" should be able to read his/her host's non-verbal mode of communication. If this visitor is too dense to decipher body language enough to understand that they've overstayed their welcome, then the host should help them out by telling such visitors plainly, and directly to get up and go.

What is it with Nigerians and their entitlement mentality? It's all gimmie, gimmie, gimmie, to the point of rudeness. Simple courtesy is alien to them.

armyofone: Maybe you haven't served them food yet . An hour is enough at someone else home. They think friendship equate staying longer at your home...well maybe in Nigeria

Time moves ever so slowly in that place. If you're really observant, you'll notice that sometimes, the clock does move "backwards". Besides, a lot of Nigerians don't even understand the concept of "personal space" or "me time".

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