I will miss so many things, mostly Alomo Bitters.

mehn am gona miss akpu with draw soup,

I go miss free piss for gutter, where breeze go dey blow ur thing

right about now,i miss my family real bad and also miss the fact that you just cant hang out with people in your neighbourhood
people just dey look at you like say u no well if you try to be too friendly

everyone talking about food should just search for a real african store and u are ok

1. The bad roads.
2. The I-D-I-O-T-S in government and
3. The dummies in majority.

Missing : My family and friends
              Nigerian food (African stores dey but no one to cook for me; im a BAD cook)
                   
         

Happy to miss : PHCN
                        Third mainland bridge traffic.
                        Nigerian police checkpoints
Terrible roads

I WILL MISS FREEDOM, dat was what am expecting.

my village

Ch_Scott:

I will miss so many things, mostly Alomo Bitters.

seriously?

Ohh this is fun. I will miss
1: Getting jacked in traffic by Area boys along CMS road and Mile 2
2: The Fresh Smell of Carbon fumes from Generators in the Morning
3: The snappy insults from drivers in traffic. "Baba eh!, Ori e ti ya!, Fool!, GAtaway! (in igbo accent)
4: Christmas season when everyone who has left town seem to be the only ones who cook good food
5: Expensive crap Pizza and soggy sharwarma by Lebanese restauranteurs
6: The feeling you get when you do not have fuel for your generator and PHCN suddenly brings back electricity in the middle of 1st half of a super eagles match

@ Poster - the first thing u are going to miss is freedom to roam about and do the things u use to do

I really miss evening isi-ewu and Gulder joints
all the point and kill joints, plus the evening shouting of UPPPPPPP-NEPAAAAAAAAA
only to discover that before the light has gone again

WHat would I miss;

1. Bole and Fish (Only found in port-harcourt)

2. The simplicity of our everyday lives,

3. The ability to bribe my way out of police wahala whilst maintaining a clean criminal record.

4. Our mode of relaxation

5. Our food.

nothing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! absolutely nothing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i ll miss banga soup and starch. And 88.9 Brila fm. Abuja

suya and beer joint

I will miss NEPA,our foods and Yoruba-Yoruba.

I missed everything in naija except the traffic jam and NEPA!

i will 419 sluggan

Gala and Viju Milk in hold ups.
Bread and aganyi beans and rice curtain around my house.
Meeting boys up at Agbo Jedi corner.
Tungba (Jump) music and dem agberos and conductors at my bus stop,

the list is endless jare.
I miss Nigeria well.

I will miss the shout of 'UP NEPA '

how i go dey take dey laugh , forget it, i cant live anywhere else joor, leaving naija is dangerous to my health chikena!!!

When i left Nigeria 6 years ago for Turkey for a 9months training the first thing i missed about Nigeria was the weather,it was too cold for me there.Another thing i missed was the ladies i really missd Niaja chicks,finally i missed the traffic of Lagos, Inshort i was too glad when the training was over for me to go back to Nigeria, lol

Landlord wahala

okada best meanx of transportation  , original plamwine . not all does bottled palm wine .

My regular Amala and Gbegiri.

pidgin. Apart from that there's nothing else I can think of.

I will miss the freedomto play loud music in the car, disturb with my tiger generator and abuse okada man on the road and mamaput.

Definitely,i will miss the hold up,loud speaker from churches and mosques early in the morning and the Baba of them all, the agberos on our road.

I will miss my family and some special delicacies, i no 4 sure dat i wnt miss d noise,dirtiness,rushing and lack of electricity, lmao

i will miss speaking strong wafarian pidgin