soundOsonic:
I will answer you with this story.

You see being an introvert in a country such as Nigeria is truly as inconvenience as trying to move forward your underwears that finds its way in between your butt cheeks especially when you are in public.
Nigeria is a country whose slogan is "shine your eye" there is no room for luke warm state of Character or melancholic display. Everyone is as active as the houseflies in ikorodu, riding the current of the wind hapzardly rather than just moving in a straight line to get your destination.
In layman's term singing market women trying to market their merchandize, noisy bus attendant trying to call in more commuters, blaring horns heard from all for cardinals, strange voices emanating from loud speaker selling their herbals, shop owners trying to kidnap you by forcefully dragging you to their shops even though you are resisting softly, loud talkers in the restaurants, tale bearers in the office, and gossip flying of like Christmas jingles in an organization.
This is obviously the hyper active behavior shown by most Nigerians, and the introverted ones just have to forcefully blend into this madness, if not you will be consider as weak, inadequate.
As an introvert, I have partaking in conversation I have no interest in for the sake of moving along, I have acted and feign facial concern for matters that shouldn't my concerns. I have found myself in friendship that I just don't know how or when we became friends.
This is Nigeria, with a very noisy people, clingy people, people who don't just like minding their business, people who just want to feel along by all means. Fvck Nigeria

LaEvilIMiss:
wahala for introverts - una go suffa for naija

soundOsonic:
I will answer you with this story.

You see being an introvert in a country such as Nigeria is truly as inconvenience as trying to move forward your underwears that finds its way in between your butt cheeks especially when you are in public.
Nigeria is a country whose slogan is "shine your eye" there is no room for luke warm state of Character or melancholic display. Everyone is as active as the houseflies in ikorodu, riding the current of the wind hapzardly rather than just moving in a straight line to get your destination.
In layman's term singing market women trying to market their merchandize, noisy bus attendant trying to call in more commuters, blaring horns heard from all four cardinals, strange voices emanating from loud speaker selling their herbals, shop owners trying to kidnap you by forcefully dragging you to their shops even though you are resisting softly, loud talkers in the restaurants, tale bearers in the office, and gossip flying of like Christmas jingles in an organization.
This is obviously the hyper active behavior shown by most Nigerians, and the introverted ones just have to forcefully blend into this madness, if not you will be consider as weak, inadequate.
As an introvert, I have partaking in conversation I have no interest in for the sake of moving along, I have acted and feign facial concern for matters that shouldn't my concerns. I have found myself in friendship that I just don't know how or when we became friends.
This is Nigeria, with a very noisy people, clingy people, people who don't just like minding their business, people who just want to feel along by all means. Fvck Nigeria

soundOsonic:
I will answer you with this story.

You see being an introvert in a country such as Nigeria is truly as inconvenience as trying to move forward your underwears that finds its way in between your butt cheeks especially when you are in public.
Nigeria is a country whose slogan is "shine your eye" there is no room for luke warm state of Character or melancholic display. Everyone is as active as the houseflies in ikorodu, riding the current of the wind hapzardly rather than just moving in a straight line to get your destination.
In layman's term singing market women trying to market their merchandize, noisy bus attendant trying to call in more commuters, blaring horns heard from all four cardinals, strange voices emanating from loud speaker selling their herbals, shop owners trying to kidnap you by forcefully dragging you to their shops even though you are resisting softly, loud talkers in the restaurants, tale bearers in the office, and gossip flying of like Christmas jingles in an organization.
This is obviously the hyper active behavior shown by most Nigerians, and the introverted ones just have to forcefully blend into this madness, if not you will be consider as weak, inadequate.
As an introvert, I have partaking in conversation I have no interest in for the sake of moving along, I have acted and feign facial concern for matters that shouldn't my concerns. I have found myself in friendship that I just don't know how or when we became friends.
This is Nigeria, with a very noisy people, clingy people, people who don't just like minding their business, people who just want to feel along by all means. Fvck Nigeria

LaEvilIMiss:
wahala for introverts - una go suffa for naija

LikeAking:
Religion and private universities ran by men of God are behind the introvert calamity befalling Nigerians.

They lock millions of Nigerian youths in their hostels/school, deprive them of all avenues of socialization and any valid contribution to the Nigerian economy for years. Talents and destines are buried in P unis ran by negative thinking MOG's in Nigeria.

The grads of P uni dont even bond well with each other,etc.

Many P uni grads will die of depression.

Our parents are not introverts why must we be introverts/

Religious Private uni are destroying the future of millions of Nig youths because they train their grads with pastoral standards, forgetting these kids they are teaching wont be pastors.

Most pastors are introverts because it in line with their profession, it works for them, bu it wont work for other who are no pastors.

A pastor can stay in his house and still become a billionaire but me and you cant try that.

Religious men/religion are a big disaster in the Nig educational sector.

Flee from religious schools if you want to life a good life i the future.

SkengRay:

Nice Write up Bro. Exactly what I'm Going through in a Private Uni. I'd advise introverts like me to Boycott going to One.
Omo Bro I suffer wey I Suffer ehn

soundOsonic:
I will answer you with this story.

You see being an introvert in a country such as Nigeria is truly as inconvenience as trying to move forward your underwears that finds its way in between your butt cheeks especially when you are in public.
Nigeria is a country whose slogan is "shine your eye" there is no room for luke warm state of Character or melancholic display. Everyone is as active as the houseflies in ikorodu, riding the current of the wind hapzardly rather than just moving in a straight line to get your destination.
In layman's term singing market women trying to market their merchandize, noisy bus attendant trying to call in more commuters, blaring horns heard from all four cardinals, strange voices emanating from loud speaker selling their herbals, shop owners trying to kidnap you by forcefully dragging you to their shops even though you are resisting softly, loud talkers in the restaurants, tale bearers in the office, and gossip flying of like Christmas jingles in an organization.
This is obviously the hyper active behavior shown by most Nigerians, and the introverted ones just have to forcefully blend into this madness, if not you will be consider as weak, inadequate.
As an introvert, I have partaking in conversation I have no interest in for the sake of moving along, I have acted and feign facial concern for matters that shouldn't my concerns. I have found myself in friendship that I just don't know how or when we became friends.
This is Nigeria, with a very noisy people, clingy people, people who don't just like minding their business, people who just want to feel along by all means. Fvck Nigeria

Pochettino:


Continue pretending to be who you are not just to satisfy others.
I am an introvert & will continue to remain one. If you don't like it, stay away from me. Afterall, you asked for my acquaintance, I never needed it. Rubbish.

LikeAking:
Religion and private universities ran by men of God are behind the introvert calamity befalling Nigerians.

They lock millions of Nigerian youths in their hostels/school, deprive them of all avenues of socialization and any valid contribution to the Nigerian economy for years. Talents and destines are buried in P unis ran by negative thinking MOG's in Nigeria.

The grads of P uni dont even bond well with each other,etc.

Many P uni grads will die of depression.

Our parents are not introverts why must we be introverts/

Religious Private uni are destroying the future of millions of Nig youths because they train their grads with pastoral standards, forgetting these kids they are teaching wont be pastors.

Most pastors are introverts because it in line with their profession, it works for them, bu it wont work for other who are no pastors.

A pastor can stay in his house and still become a billionaire but me and you cant try that.

Religious men/religion are a big disaster in the Nig educational sector.

Flee from religious schools if you want to life a good life i the future.

theFilmtricsay

soundOsonic:
I will answer you with this story.

You see being an introvert in a country such as Nigeria is truly as inconvenience as trying to move forward your underwears that finds its way in between your butt cheeks especially when you are in public.
Nigeria is a country whose slogan is "shine your eye" there is no room for luke warm state of Character or melancholic display. Everyone is as active as the houseflies in ikorodu, riding the current of the wind hapzardly rather than just moving in straight line to get to their destination.
In layman's term singing market women trying to market their merchandize, noisy bus attendant trying to call in more commuters, blaring horns heard from all four cardinals, strange voices emanating from loud speaker selling their herbals, shop owners trying to kidnap you by forcefully dragging you to their shops even though you are resisting softly, loud talkers in the restaurants, tale bearers in the office, and gossip flying of like Christmas jingles in an organization.
This is obviously the hyper active behavior shown by most Nigerians, and the introverted ones just have to forcefully blend into this madness, if not you will be consider as weak, inadequate.
As an introvert, I have partake in conversation I have no interest in for the sake of moving along, I have acted and feign facial concern for matters that shouldn't be my concerns. I have found myself in friendship that I just don't know how or when we became friends.
This is Nigeria, with a very noisy people, clingy people, people who don't just like minding their business, people who just want to feel along by all means. Fvck Nigeria

theFilmtric:

must everything be religious?
Introverts are not made by anything
Its not something you learn

theFilmtricsay

LikeAking:

kIDS CAN BE CONDITIONED TO BE INTROVERTS.
hAVE U SEEN SOME DEEPER LIFE KIDS?
Nigerians are not introverts by nature.

theFilmtricsay

TimeTraveler369:


Does this make sense?

May be you care what people think of you. I am only extrovert online. Offline, if we are not doing business together, dont ever come close, cos I aint talk to no one. No one is worth talking to. I prefer to read books and watch videos. Bleep humans.

theFilmtricsay

soundOsonic:
I will answer you with this story.

You see being an introvert in a country such as Nigeria is truly as inconvenience as trying to move forward your underwears that finds its way in between your butt cheeks especially when you are in public.
Nigeria is a country whose slogan is "shine your eye" there is no room for luke warm state of Character or melancholic display. Everyone is as active as the houseflies in ikorodu, riding the current of the wind hapzardly rather than just moving in straight line to get to their destination.
In layman's term singing market women trying to market their merchandize, noisy bus attendant trying to call in more commuters, blaring horns heard from all four cardinals, strange voices emanating from loud speaker selling their herbals, shop owners trying to kidnap you by forcefully dragging you to their shops even though you are resisting softly, loud talkers in the restaurants, tale bearers in the office, and gossip flying of like Christmas jingles in an organization.
This is obviously the hyper active behavior shown by most Nigerians, and the introverted ones just have to forcefully blend into this madness, if not you will be consider as weak, inadequate.
As an introvert, I have partake in conversation I have no interest in for the sake of moving along, I have acted and feign facial concern for matters that shouldn't be my concerns. I have found myself in friendship that I just don't know how or when we became friends.
This is Nigeria, with a very noisy people, clingy people, people who don't just like minding their business, people who just want to feel along by all means. Fvck Nigeria