i was chatting with one of my friends in tuft's university,and was surprised ,when she hinted she ordered a box of hobnob's biscuits the last time she was in Nigeria,because she couldn't find that variety in america.Another friend said,she wished she could get african food stuffs cheaper.

is there something you miss a lot?,you wish you had access to right now,it could be food,food stuffs,african clothing, lifestyle, etc please share

i miss the food and the mannerisms of the people. i still laugh sometimes when i read somethings here on NL

pele, @25omega,where is your location? dont you get to cook some of our local food often or occassionally visit some african restaurants(heard food is very pricey there ) as for the mannerisms,nairalander's are so funny,that sometimes i wish i could meet some online characters in person a

25omega: i miss the food and the mannerisms of the people. i still laugh sometimes when i read somethings here on NL

I am missing Gaari,you still gotta miss somethings about home ,ya know!

Palm wine. Abacha. Bush meant. Palm kannel soup. Achicha.

cheksbry: pele, @25omega,where is your location? dont you get to cook some of our local food often or occassionally visit some african restaurants(heard food is very pricey there ) as for the mannerisms,nairalander's are so funny,that sometimes i wish i could meet some online characters in person a

located in the u.s and yes i do cook the food and buy the food but there is no feeling like being in Nigeria and eating and chilling.

Im in the D.C area and finding an authentic Nigerian restaurant is getting harder. There is only one good restaurant in this area called zion's kitchen. It's hole in the wall with expensive food. $15 for a plate of food (N2,395). Anyway i do go there once in a while when im missing the Nigerian cooking.

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Arghh bros,you sabi good thing o
let me whet your appetite a lil,found this picture online not too long ago....

henrychubayo: Palm wine. Abacha. Bush meant. Palm kannel soup. Achicha.

I can understand your plight bro, $ 15 is quite pricey!, will you cook more often ,if you found a steady supply of affordable Nigerian food stuffs?

25omega: located in the u.s and yes i do cook the food and buy the food but there is no feeling like being in Nigeria and eating and chilling.

Im in the D.C area and finding an authentic Nigerian restaurant is getting harder. There is only one good restaurant in this area called zion's kitchen. It's hole in the wall with expensive food. $15 for a plate of food (N2,395). Anyway i do go there once in a while when im missing the Nigerian cooking.

very funny,how people get attached to some things they grew up with.....im very sure a lot of people here would give anything to have some of their favourite biscuits or past-times, my friends sister still imports her artificial hair weave-on's from nigeria ....

Nothing but Bole and Fish

NOTHING!

Family

Suya. Abacha. My cousins. Suya. My grandmother. Suya.

Nothing

I miss those my Naija big NYASH babes, they do it better than ladies over here.

I missed the LAWLESSNESS IN NIGERIA. LOL.

cheksbry: i was chatting with one of my friends in tuft's university,and was surprised ,when she hinted she ordered a box of hobnob's biscuits the last time she was in Nigeria,because she couldn't find that variety in america.Another friend said,she wished she could get african food stuffs cheaper.

is there something you miss a lot?,you wish you had access to right now,it could be food,food stuffs,african clothing, lifestyle, etc please share

The food, simple and short. These oyinbo and akata babes over here cannot cook. The only spice they know is salt. Mtschewww

Friends and family

cheap Food, abundant owambe parties, family, friends, easy access to tailors, buka food, snacks (boli, roasted yam and corn).

akpu with ofe nsala

No place like home.

My MAMA, everything I can get but not my mama

Omo see boys they form Yankee oh

I miss the lawlessness in Nigeria jor! Unlike here in the US they are just too 'organised'

I also miss the low tax i pay in Nigeria. The tax is damn to high here in the US

Pounded yam with bush meat.

Jumping into a moving molue at ojuelegba

1) PHCN: How can u be staying in a city with constant power supply. I miss screaming 'UP NEPA' every 30mins

2) I miss the oloshos in Rita Lori, Surulere. The ones in show glasses in Amsterdam cost like 100euros per round....Dem be Nicki Minaj?

3) I miss the fact that Nigeria is the only country U sleep with N20 and wake up driving a Bentley and nobody questions U. Instead, u hear things like, 'Guy, come wash ur ride o'

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I miss goodluck jonathan

Am in Cyprus I miss amala so badly no hair extension no easy access 2 roadside tailor or cobblers infact I miss everything about Nigeria I miss d constant road side noise

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