It's said that your real education starts when you travel away from home and is one of the best experiences in your life. But, travelling and/or living abroad entails discretion, a working knowledge of a country's local customs/etiquette and diplomacy. What may seem normal or regular in Nigeria may be condemned, seen as embarrassing or viewed as shameful in another country. Similarly, things done with good intentions abroad may be regarded as a criminal offense or socially unacceptable in Nigeria.

In your opinion, as a Nigerian...

What are some things a Nigerian should never do, when traveling or living abroad?

What would you advise a non-Nigerian to never do, while visiting or living in Nigeria?

Have you ever committed a social 'faux pas' or inadvertently offended someone, out of ignorance, while living or traveling abroad?

Have you ever observed a non-Nigerian commit a social 'faux pas' or offend someone, out of ignorance or deliberate intent? Did you correct the person or ignore him or her?

As a Nigerian, living in Nigeria or abroad, what is the most common offense a non-Nigerian has ever committed against you or another person?

Number 1 face your studies and obey the rules