So, a Nigerian Currently in diaspora updated us about the weather change in the country he is compared to how he used to have it back at home.
Realising that it is still day break by 9pm

But I even heard that in some countries like Norway, they could have a day and sunny time for a complete 24 hours without having a sunset mixing the day.

Lol.... Underneath a comment list is where we have a Nigerian, a Lagosian to be precise showing us what part of Lagos looks like at night

It's the time zone and is same in Canada. 8pm here is like 4pm Naija time but it gets dark quickly after that.

PS:
Picture 1 is Concord at 7.28pm. Still as bright as day.
Picture 2 is 8.00pm. It'll start getting dark from now

During winter at 4.30pm its already night.

Omo, Sanwo-olu should just scrap those danfo people away cus em de fugly lagos, olohun

Apart from the Cold that Nearly killed me During my first Winter, I quickly adapted to Every other Thing.

But the food for here na nonsense. I miss Banga soup.

edoairways:

You must be a Bendelite

Hahaha, I'm from Ondo state, but I grew up in Delta so I know the soup wellla,,,,

loliapoopy2013:


What did you do to adjust quickly? Cold is one of my greatest fear. And which country is that, please?

The UK, Tottenham precisely, If You're scared of cold, winter will definitely be a tough period for you, there are special clothings specifically for winter period, heaters are installed to keep the house warm, The food is still a big problem for me. As to how I adjusted quickly, I stayed with my cousin for the first few months and he basically put me through the system.

I'm not going to lie to you, the first few months will really stress you out. If you have any other questions, I'll be glad to answer

That is actually bad for the body.
It unbalances the body's natural timetable.
Darkness is supposed to induce sleep

Is this supposed to be news,

Simple geography

This is 3am in Alaska

True. Language was my first culture shock. I couldn’t believe that I’d see myself in a place where no one spoke fluent English. I didn’t understand anything. Not even the signs. I literally had to use google translate for everything. I had no choice. Now the culture no longer shocks me.

Wahala

dayoscape:
If I live in this kind of country I fit [color=#550000][/color] no Dey sleep

u will sleep

This guy dey use style mock people wey remain for him country

Nothing sweet pass being a rich and wealthy man in Lagos or any other part of Nigeria.

It's only poor people that denigrate this great country and they think going abroad is a sure escape route from poverty...

I basically own and control the police station in my locality, the OC debriefs me regularly on security situation in my area.

I have white people work for me from all around the globe and they get paid as at when due.

I can't even count how many duplexes and mansions that I own.

I travel to any country without visa because I have countless CBI passports.

I live like a king and general even as a fvcking civilian.

The only social media I use is nairaland and I am a ghost on other social networks.

I love my country Nigeria, I die here!

Omo, that norway stuff go better ooh, na to work for 20hrs straight ooh


Wait ooh, what about people wey dey fast Ramadan na, dem no go break??

It’s summer now, wait till winter when 4PM will look like midnight then you will know.
When cold slap your face and ears

MeghaneMorgane:
True. Language was my first culture shock. I couldn’t believe that I’d see myself in a place where no obe spoke fluent English

most Canadians speak fluent English

This to say the creator is creative and wonderful

Transcriber:
some Canadians speak fluent English

I wasn’t talking about Canada

OlawaleBammie:
Omo, that norway stuff go better ooh, na to work for 20hrs straight ooh

Werey
You wan Kill yourself
After just 4 weeks then na 10 years for hospital for you.
Working overtime is like working for free because they tax will take it all especially if you are a single person

Maybe he's in outer Mongolia or krgyzstan...

MeghaneMorgane:


I wasn’t talking about Canada

where?

Wow

Nature is Incredible.

This is not culture shock. Weather has nothing to do with culture. Culture shock can be in term of food, dressing etc