tomiobj: . Ermmmmm. If what you are sayn is right. Then people must be very foolish. Because why will a person that has electricity in hs country nw wants to come to a country that has no electricity. Many major countries has warned their citizens to avoid nigeria because it's government can't protect its own people. Boko haram issues. Robbery kidnapping. Nd soka's

begwong: Reasons why our south african babes can kill themselves for naija guys.lol

neuljosh: 6. When a woman cooks for her husband everyday

Nigerian wives cook for their husbands not because it is compulsory or they are forced to do it. They cook for their husbands to show how much they love them and also because it is part of our culture and traditions

360command: . It depends on individual, light or life no dey Masai regions of kenya but yet people visit them. Even when they go back, they still want to come back for a re-visit.

anago9010: is madness a trademark in your household. I flog them cos I was registering ss1 new intake students, and I have to enter some biodata information on them. I expect them to call there father Mr something something and not okechukwu straight forward.

Lanceslot: Thank you for pointing that out, wise man. An Igboman don't prostrate to greet anybody.

anago9010:


is madness a trademark in your household. I flog them cos I was registering ss1 new intake students, and I have to enter some biodata information on them. I expect them to call there father Mr something something and not okechukwu straight forward.

amadice: ....off to get my daily bread, bastard i wish u all d bad lucks, misfortunes, sickness and bad news dis week as to offer still d day ur miserable life shall end, dnt hav time for jobless foools like u....dnt quote me again

dhammyg: and what about dose ugly hairy touts in aba and onitsha,are dey polite?going by nairaland and other social networks,most of u ibo fucktards ar rude,insultive and lack manners.lagos is not d only place in nigeria, broda ode,alainironu oshi

SugaryBelle: You are a very crazy person.The students are obviously smarter than you,they know their fathers' name is not Mr. the only thing your fickle brain understood from that is that they are disrespectful,for you to now conclude that all Igbos call their parents their first names as sign of disrespect,like you lived with them all.Something else is obviously troubling you,don't drag me into your madness.

neuljosh: 8. Nigerians are not polite and orderly

People abroad think Nigerians are not orderly because they jump queues or do not line up in an orderly fashion. Why waste time on the queue when it is every man for himself. Sometimes, the last shall be the first and the first shall be the last. Hehe!

anago9010:

is crazy your family name, if disrespecting parents it a thing of pride in your land, in other places will detest it, and to know you are way more than stupid. the parent always appreciate the gesture of after scolding there wards for calling them by their first names with no iota of respect. and for your abuses don't go there with me, just take a peep of my post history or siggy to give you an insight on my curse prowess.

neuljosh:
For the sake of folks like you, I would have to add #11. Some Nigerian are tribal bigots Please don't come and tribalize this trend.

Lanceslot: Thank you for pointing that out, wise man. An Igboman don't prostrate to greet anybody.

Henrypraise:

12. Nigerians are religious actors: sum one goes to all d churches n still has a charm in a cupboard.

neuljosh: 4. Bizarre Greeting Culture
People abroad think our greeting methods and habits are bizarre.
Our greeting methods are part of our culture and that is why we stick to it. Our greeting styles (Ladies kneel down while Men prostrate on the floor) are part of our heritage, a sign of respect, it is who we are and we are proud of it.

neuljosh: 4. Bizarre Greeting Culture
People abroad think our greeting methods and habits are bizarre.
Our greeting methods are part of our culture and that is why we stick to it. Our greeting styles (Ladies kneel down while Men prostrate on the floor) are part of our heritage, a sign of respect, it is who we are and we are proud of it.

papadjaji: Pls correct ur topic to read yorubas and not pple of 9ja

neuljosh: 4. Bizarre Greeting Culture
People abroad think our greeting methods and habits are bizarre.
Our greeting methods are part of our culture and that is why we stick to it. Our greeting styles (Ladies kneel down while Men prostrate on the floor) are part of our heritage, a sign of respect, it is who we are and we are proud of it.

Omexonomy: Those oyinbo people are always seeing nigerian as quarrelsome people. We quarrel over nothing es in nairaland.
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I remember when i was dating mukina2 up to when she turns 60years we are found of quarrelling always in the mid of oyinbo people.

okparaugo:

You dated who ?

That thing you smoke must be fresh..

papadjaji: Pls correct ur topic to read yorubas and not pple of 9ja