What I love

1. Closing time is 5pm sharp. No one makes you stay a minute more
2. Nice team members from different countries and background, yet we co-operate and jist all day like friends do
3. Work is clearly defined, no pressure, no tension, no overload
4. I can take my holidays whenever I want. No need to explain, just fill the form and give your boss and off I go!

What i dislike

1. If only it was a permanent job. Its only a fixed term contract.
2. My team members are mostly British, so I don't have a clue about some of the things they jist about; their food, travelling, holiday trips etc so I feel left out sometimes   . They do carry me along though and I like them all the same

Well, Delta Igbos and the other Igbos from the east have different origins, hence the need to differentiate themselves. People tend to generalise them but there are a lot of differences even in culture and conduct. I am Delta Igbo myself and believe me, there are people from my tribe that would rather have their children marry from the Yoruba tribe than from the Igbo tribe. They do not see themselves as one and the same with the general Igbos and I tend to agree with them. We are very different in many ways and I do not fancy the idea of being placed in the general Igbo category, not that there is anything wrong with them, afterall, all tribes have their vices.But, we are proud of ourselves even though we are a minority and we like to be recognised in our unique identity

RATTLE SNAKE!!!! I still am yet to see another home video that has beaten the impact that movie made at the time it was released.

Its definitely a classic !!!

Keeping faith was not bad either.

Yoyo bitters, I love you, you're the greatest love of my life, when I get a tear or bruise, running around,

Absolute crap

Bored