I really go with this OP... I miss the street food die..
Akara and bread, [/s]ewa agonyin[s] (I no sabi spell am ...I miss mama iyabo fufu and pomo, that woman wey dey sell meatpie and eggroll for my junction.. I miss dem die

[quote author=MissYuzedo]True facts...

Btw...i hear boomba is trending in uniport [/
quote]
What's Boomba?

Naija food prepared the Naija way,designated 24hour supermarkets dey,become lazy because light dey 24/7. Na d food b d koko. I tasted Gala from Naija last week and it feels good tasting something from home

Nihilist: Lmao

Everything you listed can be experienced in Peckham and Dalston market in London

I personally miss nothing from Nigeria. I grew up in the ghettos of Lagos. As soon as I got the chance to leave, I didn't even think twice.

You mean visitation from friends and famz, Owambe parties, Conductor chants, can be found in this London market of urs?... Don't let us fool ourselves.... One will def miss home

LarryBeryl:

You mean visitation from friends and famz, Owambe parties, Conductor chants, can be found in this London market of urs?... Don't let us fool ourselves.... One will def miss home

If that's what you miss, then good for you sir.

Like seriously!!! I miss that country like mad and i solely agree with you, but on the contrary the wide spread of Ebola virus is shorting our hopes of coming back to our dear country. . God pls come to our aid less Ebola will finish your people.

bebe2: Two things I certainly dnt miss,

Owanbe, I attend parties every weekend in the summer.

Street food, am very happy to miss it. Filthy food. Everything full of sand

I went to naija thinking I will eat all those food I missed.

Bought roasted plantain from dat woman beside GTB on itire rd, I almost lost all my teeth. Sand full the plantain the groundnut nko? Half na stones.

Few nights later, I go buy suya for ogunlana drive, same thing sand.
Pls wat is there to miss?

U certainly were outta luck b.

laoma15: Nothing to miss about Naija. Africa is hell. If you have your money and good job abroad, you have nothing to miss about Africa jungle. You can't be in paradise and still remember hell. Naija is sickening. People are only existing they aren't living.

lol. Kip tellin urself that.

Of all the above things, the only thing you wouldnt get in Kenya is free car packing.....you gotta pay for it..street foods are in plenty but maybe diffrent from nigerian foods................Kenya is the home of parties in Africa...second most drinking nation..parties every weekend and mid-week parties...Nigerians in kenya also party on their own like last weekend,they were having a rave at Club Galilleos in Nairobi..hehe i love africa,african conductors can get into yo nerves when they want to

Go abroad, people like this are the reason aljazeera will portray africa as hell...without knowing even Europeans are coming to leave in africa

Number 11 says it all, 1month rent for a studio/self contain here is what Nigerians pay for a self contain for more than 1year.

Free parking is so true....I miss Naija for that one...I know say for Naija even Handicap parking some people go still park their cars dem no go send because no fine to pay. Here u neva chop belleful.

I miss Number 14 oh, mama Tonye Bole and Fish for Phc....Chaiii DIARIZ....

Owambe dey here but it can never be like Niaja jor

victorix: Mtcheew if i go abroad, i no go smell dis country.......

Wait until you leave.....that time nobody go tell you..

bebe2: Two things I certainly dnt miss,

Owanbe, I attend parties every weekend in the summer.

Street food, am very happy to miss it. Filthy food. Everything full of sand

I went to naija thinking I will eat all those food I missed.

Bought roasted plantain from dat woman beside GTB on itire rd, I almost lost all my teeth. Sand full the plantain the groundnut nko? Half na stones.

Few nights later, I go buy suya for ogunlana drive, same thing sand.
Pls wat is there to miss?

See rabid pessimism o. With people like you...little wonder Nigeria gets bad-mouthed abroad...smh!

maestroferddi: See rabid pessimism o. With people like you...little wonder Nigeria gets bad-mouthed abroad...smh!

Wetin I do?

Am just airing my own experience.

U want me to lie?

presley64:



who u dey form for?

You dey mind am? Africans and their grievous low self-esteem!

The roasted planted and suya she was miserably trying to disdain is the same delicacy some foreign dignitaries relish when they come to Nigeria.

Make she go find one aboki wey she go form Kate Middleton for...

As for us we know say na serious hustle most of our peeps dey do overseas...

Na today?

bebe2:

Wetin I do?

Am just airing my own experience.

U want me to lie?

hey...whats sup with u...good morning

bebe2: Two things I certainly dnt miss,

Owanbe, I attend parties every weekend in the summer.

Street food, am very happy to miss it. Filthy food. Everything full of sand

I went to naija thinking I will eat all those food I missed.

Bought roasted plantain from dat woman beside GTB on itire rd, I almost lost all my teeth. Sand full the plantain the groundnut nko? Half na stones.

Few nights later, I go buy suya for ogunlana drive, same thing sand.
Pls wat is there to miss?

Ah! That woman for ekololu junction roasted plantain ain't bad at all. You probably went on a bad day...

Meanwhile, try Akerele suya spot next time

I live in Nigeria
1. I don't like unannounced visits.
2. You must be joking right, park your car in the wrong place and these street thugs will suck your pocket dry.
3. Now you are talking
4. I live close to a bus stop and i HAAAAATE noise of any sort. Loud music,noise induced drama/argument, conductors shouting at the top of their voice etc name it i hate it.
5. Some TV shows though.
6. Refer to no 4
8. Thanks but i don't party why? see no 4 again.
9. I'm not good at this so i prefer things with a price tag.
10. Maybe
11. The "face me i face you" type you mean, i don't like those too why? see no 4... again.
12. Hell yeah.
13. You have said it all "Nigerians don't mind their business"
14.Maybe it's because I'd hate to see/hear people chew their food with their mouth open but i would miss naija food and suya
15. see no 4... again.

Then u dey miss to chop sand frm somtin wey u buy na dsame tin

chelseabmw:

na for nairaland i wan dey miss my family? abi as i follow them dey talk everyday wetin i wan miss again? i fit talk to them for fone but for my motor no level

This one don smoke moro enter nairaland again

this country no go smell u

victorix: Mtcheew if i go abroad, i no go smell dis country.......

shattap dia, see ur durty mat

valmunich: Free punnah

Hah any time when I was in abroad esp. In the west what I miss the most is my Friday prayer i.e Sallah Juma'a, I didn't miss it totally but I miss the crowd of Abuja or Kano Central Mosque. Beside that I never missing or even regretting been out of Nigeria.

MorrisaMkenya: Of all the above things, the only thing you wouldnt get in Kenya is free car packing.....you gotta pay for it..street foods are in plenty but maybe diffrent from nigerian foods................Kenya is the home of parties in Africa...second most drinking nation..parties every weekend and mid-week parties...Nigerians in kenya also party on their own like last weekend,they were having a rave at Club Galilleos in Nairobi..hehe i love africa,african conductors can get into yo nerves when they want to

You know that aint soo true compatriot, compare Nairobi with just Kampala in that respect and see what I am just talking about. With exception of maybe Mombasa, Kenya is generally a 'laidback' country.

kokoye: I dont miss most of the lawlessness you have listed here.

. Here comes the just and most righteous Nigerian abroad.....it quite unfortunate that the habitual trend of building other countries and tarnishing your home land is a major ethic with Nigerians....though Nigeria has problem but how can you call a normal way of behaviour among people lawless just because you found yourself within the enclaves of an advance country...who knows how worst you are if you were to be here....bros go think.....do your best to make things better not to complicate it.....two wrongs cannot make a RIGHT...

Hbuyosh: You know that aint soo true compatriot, compare Nairobi with just Kampala in that respect and see what I am just talking about. With exception of maybe Mombasa, Kenya is generally a 'laidback' country.

How do you compare Kampala with Nairobi? How do you call Kenya a laidback country which is the backbone of east african economy? i know you are illiterate about Kenya when you say Mombasa is better than Nairobi..it is at the coast where we dont even travel,talk about cities like Nakuru,Isiolo,Machakos,Konza and meru.. east africa produces 100% beer and alcohol....60% consumed by Kenyans alone and 40% to Tanzania,Uganda(kampala),Burundi and Rwanda.... Aint no way yo comparing Kenya and Uganda.
And btw, with no natural resources and dependence on our subsistence sector &agriculturals sector...Kenya is doing better than Nigeria in terms of growth,only that nigeria is more developed to serve its "over population".

MorrisaMkenya:
How do you compare Kampala with Nairobi? How do you call Kenya a laidback country which is the backbone of east african economy? i know you are illiterate about Kenya when you say Mombasa is better than Nairobi..it is at the coast where we dont even travel,talk about cities like Nakuru,Isiolo,Machakos,Konza and meru.. east africa produces 100% beer and alcohol....60% consumed by Kenyans alone and 40% to Tanzania,Uganda(kampala),Burundi and Rwanda.... Aint no way yo comparing Kenya and Uganda.
And btw, with no natural resources and dependence on our subsistence sector &agriculturals sector...Kenya is doing better than Nigeria in terms of growth,only that nigeria is more developed to serve its "over population".

Mimi ni mkenya bwana,tulia. I was not talking economics, dint u notice the bolded in your comment i quoted? Kenyans do not party that hard, they care more about business.

Mombasa is more a party town than nai

Hbuyosh: Mimi ni mkenya bwana,tulia. I was not talking economics, dint u notice the bolded in your comment i quoted? Kenyans do not party that hard, they care more about business.

Mombasa is more a party town than nai

i think people party more in Nairobi...check out all top blogs and greatest evens every week happen in Nairobi...the rugby events, and if you are kenyan,i didnt know people in kampala party more than in Nai

i miss every thing except najia police they were not very nice to me the last time i was in naija, and oh! christmas time is sooo boring over here, looking foward to christmas 2014 in naija, but wait o! what bout EBOLA?

abeg any naija person in the porthsmouth area near the beach (just moved from london to porthsmouth IOW) were can i find african shops especially for hot chilli peper, this oyibo peper me no understand am, please help!