not serious

I no fit laf

Truly flimsy

I honestly don't think the reasons given above are flimsy.

Quote1:


I hope you're not lying.

doubtin thomas

I appreciate you coming here. At least someone appreciate what a lot of our sons do not. God bless you as you come. I wish you can write a book about your trip so, can tell the good story of us. Am looking forward to read your story. You can also visit Idanre hill in my state ONDO.

Ur signature na die

goldfish80:
Your knowledge and interest about Nigeria is quite admirable. I wish you luck in your voyage and I promise to follow your thread when you land in Nigeria.

I have a feeling this is chinedu wey we go skul together and him mama carry am run go Kenya.
him been live for Aba ALSO.

AlpineSnow:
As a Non-Nigerian African, I've always been fascinated by Nigeria (And no, not because of Nollywood, I'm not a fan of Nollywood). Here are the reasons why I want to visit Nigeria.

1. To Try Jollof Rice
I once read this book by Chinua Achebe where one of the characters really liked Jollof rice. And it sounded tasty. So I really want to visit nigeria and try it straight from the source.

2. To Visit Kano.
Back when I was in class seven (7th grade obviously) we learnt about Climates in different parts of Africa. Kano (Northern Nigeria) was one of the area whose climates we studied. We looked at some pictures from that area, and the mud roofed houses (adobe houses?) looked really nice. So I'd like to visit that place.

3. To Visit the University of Ibadan.
It's probably the most well known Nigerian University outside of Nigeria. And a lot of smart Nigerians e.g Soyinka went there. Plus when I was a kid, I used to read this African encyclopedia for teenagers, and most of the contributing authors were from there (the others were from the university of Nairobi).

4. To Try Bitter Leaf and Egusi.
I don't even know what this is, but it sounds delicious. Again I learnt about this while reading Achebe.

5. To Visit Enugu.
I read "The Nigerian Civil War" by John de st Jorre. And Enugu was the capital of Biafra at the beginning. So I'm just interested in visiting because I read so much about it.

6. To Visit the Confluence of The Niger and The Benue.
And to travel by boat for a short distance down The Niger. Hopefully I won't end up like Mungo Park.

7. Visit Port Harcourt.
I just like the name of the city. That's all.

8. Visit the University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
Why? Because some smart Nigerians e,g Chris Okigbo have ties to this university. (Side Note: Chris Okigbo's grandson and I attended the same university. And boy, could he sing! His group competed in one of those American singing shows and did very well)

won't u visit sambisa, monguno or any north eastern state. they are really cool place

Akkord4gov:
This guy is from Yaba bt if u still claim foreigner,u are from Somalia den

Why not visit sambisa forest and maiduguri and take selfie with boko haram, alainikanse ole

Welcome to 9JA. Home of the stories dear to you.

To say the least, i am quite impressed by your knowledge of Nigeria. I can see you have read quite a number of literature on the Biafra. You may wish to try your hands on The Untold Story About The Biafra War. I am sure you will like it too. Meanwhile, anytime you come to Nigeria, especially Abuja, i will want to host you. Cheers my Kenyan brother

joseph1832:
I honestly don't think the reasons given above are flimsy.

Me neither. Why should the OP sef give it such a title?

Ph awaits you... buzz me when u get in. #phboy

Filmsy reasons indeed

Bushhitt...not hard to figure out. You are a nigerian.

AlpineSnow:


I'm not lying. Why is it that you guys are surprised that someone knows quite a bit about your country? I meet people who know a lot about my country quite often.

Hmmmmm... How does this bring back power to my area after 36hrs of blackout?

So you mean Jollof rice is originally Nigerian!

MONEY PLENTY 4 HIM HAND. D FOREIGNER GET MONEY

AlpineSnow:


I'm Kenyan. I've never been to Nigeria.

man whether you are a Nigerian or not, Nairalanders will choke you with questions of disbelief, some will make jest of you and others will welcome you. All the same, it is the spirit of Nigeria. it shows you are already in Nija in spirit even if you not yet person. Just enjoy the fun from this platform till you come. But buy something come oh. Not just empty hand and camera. So start packing you bags. Many don't care about chocolate cos we are now producing nice ones here, we have enough drinks here, local gin, palmwine, orijin, star, Guinness etc. Just think something different and do the needful.

He is.

Quote1:


You write like Nigerians.

Acknowledging Port Harcourt got me to like you. You will so love it here at GRA on Friday night.

May we see you bruh

AlpineSnow:
As a Non-Nigerian African, I've always been fascinated by Nigeria (And no, not because of Nollywood, I'm not a fan of Nollywood). Here are the reasons why I want to visit Nigeria.

1. To Try Jollof Rice
I once read this book by Chinua Achebe where one of the characters really liked Jollof rice. And it sounded tasty. So I really want to visit nigeria and try it straight from the source.

2. To Visit Kano.
Back when I was in class seven (7th grade obviously) we learnt about Climates in different parts of Africa. Kano (Northern Nigeria) was one of the area whose climates we studied. We looked at some pictures from that area, and the mud roofed houses (adobe houses?) looked really nice. So I'd like to visit that place.

3. To Visit the University of Ibadan.
It's probably the most well known Nigerian University outside of Nigeria. And a lot of smart Nigerians e.g Soyinka went there. Plus when I was a kid, I used to read this African encyclopedia for teenagers, and most of the contributing authors were from there (the others were from the university of Nairobi).

4. To Try Bitter Leaf and Egusi.
I don't even know what this is, but it sounds delicious. Again I learnt about this while reading Achebe.

5. To Visit Enugu.
I read "The Nigerian Civil War" by John de st Jorre. And Enugu was the capital of Biafra at the beginning. So I'm just interested in visiting because I read so much about it.

6. To Visit the Confluence of The Niger and The Benue.
And to travel by boat for a short distance down The Niger. Hopefully I won't end up like Mungo Park.

7. Visit Port Harcourt.
I just like the name of the city. That's all.

8. Visit the University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
Why? Because some smart Nigerians e,g Chris Okigbo have ties to this university. (Side Note: Chris Okigbo's grandson and I attended the same university. And boy, could he sing! His group competed in one of those American singing shows and did very well)

Ensure U visit the mighty city called Lagos. If U have not been to Lagos, U have not been to Nigeria.

Bursted! A Kenyan ?

AlpineSnow:


I'm Kenyan. I've never been to Nigeria.

goldfish80:

You can come and witness the elections first hand to add to your Nigerian experience. It would be an experience to last for a lifetime. You might even write a book about it.

Guy., u are mean! Chaii