5 Annoying Things Nigerians Do on a Plane


A Nigerian will always be Nigerian. There are
certain traits peculiar to these Nigerians. A good
example is the hilarious things they do when they
board planes. Whether you are boarding a flight
from Lagos or Kano, you must have noticed these
shenanigans. If you have not, Jumia Travel , Africa’s
No 1 hotel booking portal identify 5 interesting yet
annoying things Nigerians do on planes.


Boarding before group number is called
Most airlines have a system for getting hundreds of
passengers on board as quick as possible. But,
because of the Lagos traffic, you didn’t arrive on
time to the airport. Fortunately for you, passengers
are just boarding the plane. But you arrive there,
ignored the queue and want to board to board ahead
of others. You will no doubt anger other passengers
waiting for their group number to be called.


Unrestrained baby bawling
Crying babies may be acceptable to a limit.
However, when your baby keeps displaying their
infantile bawling, it becomes a distraction for other
passengers. Hence, take every action to ensure that
your baby doesn’t cry on board.


Playing games without turning off the sound
This is what some Nigerians do. You are playing an
exciting game on your phone or whatever handheld
device and you refuse to turn off the sound. The
sound may make the game exciting but remember
that you are not in a private jet. Passengers will be
irritated by
the sound.


Staying in the toilet for too long
The toilet is not your bedroom, and you are not the
only one using it. Others may be pressed but
because you are spending too long in the toilet.


Certainly, you are inconsiderate to fellow passengers
who want to use the restroom.


Reclining your seat
Pressing the seat recline button can make the person
behind you very uncomfortable. You prefer to be
relaxed at the expense of others. It is such a selfish
behavior that if you do it, you must stop it.

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