I hate tribal marks, and the spraying of money.

i hate the fact that widows suffers alot cos they lost their husbands and taking away wat belongs to them

The fact that kids are not allowed to talk and have their own mind.
The fact that kids are not respected.

I hate the fact that our politicians waste tax payers money on their mistresses and nobody questions them.

Aloy.Emeka:

I hate the fact that our politicians waste tax payers money on their mistresses and nobody questions them.

Funmi, how do you know that?

Africans are supposed ( or is it ordered) to like EVERYTHING about african culture.

@osisi
Pls, Igbos don't greet there elders standing up as you described, they usually don't look into there eyes (which i think is funny)

They don't call them by there first name(never). You either call them by their title or their nick name or praise name. Besides,you can call them Nnaa or Nne m (if they are old enough to be your parents).
It is very rude of one to call his elder by name e.g my grandfather's name is Godwin, but we either call him papa or his Praise name, Onye o gazilu (onye ogazilu osi n'ibe ya na awo ara). It was only a member of his age grade (otu ogbo)or his colleagues had the previlege to call him, Godwin.

The beauty is whenever you greet, the way you say it tells the elder if you are happy with him or not but definitely you will show respect though not by prostrating(I do like the way Yorubas prostrate). Women bend slightly when they greet the elderly, while a young man does not stretch his hand to shake an elder (man), he only shakes when the elderly stretches his hand forth. Although, most elderly will not rebuke you for that unless he thinks you did it on purpose. Elderly women generally hugs not minding your sex.