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vadewoyin (f)
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I want your input on this subject. Nigerian community in Canada has become something else. All they do is fight, take each others wife, cheat on each other. They don't support each other at all Infact when I first got into this country, my very first job was with a Nigerian woman as a supervisor. I trust her so much and I revealed to her my educational background. Could you believe I was fired within 2 days The manager called me and said the Nigerian woman told him about my educational background and how I am overqualified for this position. Personally, I have so much love for my fellow Nigerian but when I meet them, I get disappointed The other aspect is Nigerian Churches in Canada. All they do is compare each others cars and outfits. I have been from one Nigerian church to the other and the same things persist.
I was born in Nigeria and I know how wonderful churches can be back home
Please I need your input.
God bless you everyone I love you all my fellow Nigerian
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debosky (m)
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first of all. . . .where in Canada are you?
There are nasty Nigerians everywhere, just as there are nasty Canadians, Egyptians and the like - the key is to avoid the bad ones and roll with the good ones. I have had mostly good experiences with Nigerians in Canada, in four different cities from east to west. I guess you just need to take time and find those ones that would fit you best.
With regards to naija churches in Canada though, I have little experiences with that - I've been to RCCG in two cities and they seemed pretty down to earth to me, I don't know about which ones you are experiencing.
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ikamefa (f)
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I want your input on this subject. Nigerian community in Canada has become something else. All they do is fight, take each others wife, cheat on each other. They don't support each other at all Infact when I first got into this country, my very first job was with a Nigerian woman as a supervisor. I trust her so much and I revealed to her my educational background. Could you believe I was fired within 2 days The manager called me and said the Nigerian woman told him about my educational background and how I am overqualified for this position. Personally, I have so much love for my fellow Nigerian but when I meet them, I get disappointed The other aspect is Nigerian Churches in Canada. All they do is compare each others cars and outfits. I have been from one Nigerian church to the other and the same things persist.
I was born in Nigeria and I know how wonderful churches can be back home
Please I need your input.
God bless you everyone I love you all my fellow Nigerian
eeyah! pele @ topic i k i n d a know what you mean!  ( can't trust nobody that easily ) just like debo said there are nasty 9jerians every where is it a must you must go to a Nigerian church?  find a good akata/oyinbo church and go there too, if you are craving the Nigerian flavour go back to the Nigerian church rotate and jollyficate , life becomes easier! 
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KarmaMod (f)
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Infact when I first got into this country, my very first job was with a Nigerian woman as a supervisor. I trust her so much and I revealed to her my educational background.
Why would you do that? Bunch of jealous and hateful people. Npt a surprise that she was a woman too.
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4 Play (m)
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No be Nigerian touts wey full that North America. . . why am I not surprised. 
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n-guage (m)
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Is this how Nigerians represent us in the UK? The funny and sad part is that this is someone's mother, SMH.
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debosky (m)
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Lets stay on topic as much as possible  @ poster I'm suspecting you are in Toronto or thereabouts; there are so many types of Nigerians there, from the honest ones to the '19' business specialists to the Owambe masters who dance with KWAM 1 almost every weekend.  Just choose your crowd carefully and DO NOT discuss personal business more than is due - you'll simply be exposing yourself to lots of potential harm.
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n-guage (m)
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My imput to the thread is as simple as this. I accuse the threadstarter of making a very outlandish statement without having reliable sources to back it up. I equate this with calling all Nigerians scam artists.
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Ezinwannem
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before I respond, please poster, which city in Canada r u at?
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landis (m)
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karmaMod, many thanks for that link. Thats truly shocking. It is a scandal and pure disgrace to Nigerian women in UK: A woman caused uproar in court when she pulled two fingers from her handbag claiming they had belonged to one of her six children.
Remi Fakorede, who was convicted of a £925,000 tax credit fraud, told London's Snaresbrook Crown court they had fallen off following a curse. Generally, I do not mix with Nigerians abroad. You just can't trust them.
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n-guage (m)
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Generally, I do not mix with Nigerians abroad. You just can't trust them.
That was a very stupid thing to say. Your elitist attitude to Nigerians all around the world is NOT cool and it is not something to announce with pride either.
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ikamefa (f)
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Generally, I do not mix with Nigerians abroad. You just can't trust them.
na wah!  so what does that make you? 
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landis (m)
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That was a very stupid thing to say. Your elitist attitude to Nigerians all around the world is NOT cool and it is not something to announce with pride either.
I am abroad because of me, not because of any Nigerian that does not mean ALL Nigerians you can't trust. Last time I checked, there is freedom of association. The poster's experience is enough to show why you need to keep your distance.
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vadewoyin (f)
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Thanks for all the great replies. I am not asking anyone to accuse me I am simply stating things from my own point of view. You don't know what I experienced here and if you don't understand ask me
I am in Brampton, ON to all the great Nigerians
I am always proud of my country. There is no country in the world that will replace my sweet Nigeria There is no one on this earth that will take the place of +ve Nigerians
I love you all and God bless you
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benincitys (f)
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here in germany is the same the Nigerian men are OK but the women run when you see them ,well not all of them some are OK.
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Delta007 (m)
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Thanks for all the great replies. I am not asking anyone to accuse me I am simply stating things from my own point of view. You don't know what I experienced here and if you don't understand ask me
I am in Brampton, ON to all the great Nigerians
I am always proud of my country. There is no country in the world that will replace my sweet Nigeria There is no one on this earth that will take the place of +ve Nigerians
I love you all and God bless you
You are obviously mixing with the wrong crowd. In GTA, there are different of cliques Nigerians (just like any other nationality/background) from different works of life and backgrounds. In my profession, I meet and deal with different people on a daily basis but my closest pals in N.America are Nigerians who I only got to know when I relocated to this part of the world. We rub minds, we laugh, we celebrate, we mourn. . .together. You just have to settle down and look for the right clique that suits you with same goals/aspirations and you'd be fine. Goodluck.
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elodie (f)
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it's a pity. .Not only in Canada , come to France .
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lucabrasi (m)
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@topic you have not been to UK especially london, the only girl/woman safe is a pregnant one with a bulging belly,and then u ll get all the whole naija drama,i have heard of girlfriend calln immigration on her boyfriend,friends settn a close friend up e.t.c even on nairaland you ll see same thing,think its a nigerian thing
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Ezinwannem
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@vadewoyin, oh u r in Brampton, no wonder, lol 
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yah-aziz (m)
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please let me have ur yahoo id lets chat
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jacq (f)
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Is it a must to always move with the nigeria crowd in which ever country you are residing if u want to feel real naija visit home at least once every year and u re good for another year 
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damiso (f)
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Generally, I do not mix with Nigerians abroad. You just can't trust them.
at quote above i think that is an unfair generalization.
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MrCrackles (m)
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Generally, I do not mix with Nigerians abroad. You just can't trust them.
same here too Nigerians abroad too get wahala and generally, na longtin! it can get one into all sorts of troubles!! 
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_bami (m)
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there are bad people everywhere
I have a nigerian friends and i'm grateful to God for them
where i'm working now na through naija connection
some of ur oyinba or caribbean pals r not better than us o
naija 4 life
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agaba123 (m)
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Naija for life.
We have bad ones and good ones. You choose what type of person you will deal with. Even though some of them can be snubbish but who cares. Some are also snubbish in naija
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damiso (f)
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same here too Nigerians abroad too get wahala and generally, na longtin! it can get one into all sorts of troubles!!  Nigerians have one the highest capability for prejudices of any set of people in the world.esp amongst themselves.i just moved to the uk and i am always irritated when i hear stuff like the generalistaion above.we should learn to judge people based on their personal traits and behaviours.so oyinbos abroad can't get you into wahala?i am not talkin about this thread but personal experiences with family and friends who live here.what if the association with this 'nigerian'could be productive.gosh.am also irritated by words like 'that naija'.please stop generalising.not just about nigerians but everyone.
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Ndipe (m)
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story about a Nigerian woman and fingers is very bizzare. Reminds me of an incident in California when a woman attempted to extort money from Wendys by planting a finger/thumb inside her dish. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_AyalaAs for mixing with Nigerians, to be honest, no matter the negativity that Nigerians abroad are accustomed to, I sometimes find myself gyrating towards the Nigerian crowd at social events. @the poster, stop generalizing, not all Nigerians are bad.
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