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big nero
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due to the kind of place i wrk, i happen to wrk with inadians aswell as brits, now naira landers y is it that these peps find it hard to respond to people (we nigerians) when they are greet them.this happens all the time  whom do they think they are or are we givin room room for racism in our back yard, we all need 2 react we are actually suppeior to these people, y'all comment 
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noelebuk
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where do you work?
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TayoD (m)
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@big nero, we are actually suppeior to these people This statement suggests you are no better than the people you want to correct! Or do you feel uneasy because they mirror your exact image?!
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big nero
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where do you work?
I WRK @ D UK VISA APPLICATION CENTER @TAYO D, OK POINT OF CORRECTION "THEY ARE NOT SUPPERIOR TO US"  HAPPY NOW? I THOT SO 2
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BlackMamba (m)
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You seem to be a "busy-body". Why don't you mind your business and do your job. You sell yourself short courting people for approval, and ending up insulted. Indians, for crying out loud.
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angel101 (f)
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@ poster stop greeting them. shikena!
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Eiregirl (f)
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@ big nero To me you sound like the one who is racist! Why must one race be superior to the other??? 
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Barrackboy (m)
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My brother you are just developing headache over nothing. It's not in their culture to greet the way we Africans greet. Ignoring your greetings does not mean that they hate you, they just didn't grow up like we did. Just let them be and continue to do your work. For example, we Nigerians can shake hands 2million times in a day with the same person but if you try to shake hands with a Frenchman a second time same day, he would tell you that he already gave you a handshake. Exceptions to this, are the ones that have gotten used to our naija style. 
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