Jeon:


That's why Nigerians can't construct a bridge like that of the one river Niger is crossing.

BigBashiru:


I like the part you mentioned "French State" - at least you understand what is going on....

Originalsly:
People who see nothing they like about Nigeria would see a whole lot of things they like when they travel abroad! I can't think of any country that allows more freedom than Nigeria.

CamusMidas:
Freedom to do what?

Kyle484:
I like the fact that nature is kind to us, no much flood, earthquake, etc

Jeon:


But you claimed that they have no power over Africa. YET THEY EVEN HAVE FRANCOPHONE NATIONS IN AFRICA.

nnennachiji:
The friendliness found in Nigeria
Looking out for your Neighbors
I was welcomed by my neighbors in Nigeria the same day I packed in , that I miss so much
Here in the USA I have lived in my current apartment for 2 years and I don’t know my neighbors

Iniobong34:
I only love the fact that you can piss anyhow in 9ja apart from that nothing more

snowball11:



That's called minding your space and your business. Stuffs you see around the highbrow areas of Nigeria.
Unless, you want to live around those gossiping neighbors; who might come as friends in the first instance and later pour hot soup on you when their gossiping get to a boiling point!

Lagbaja88:
Cheap food

Hammyaladin:
The land is good.... But the people's character (my self inclusive) has ruined it..


Illitracy, greed, corruption, bad government, bad citizens, Over religious greedy folks!

Mehn! The shit is endless!

Suspect33:
The Food

How receptive the people are (you'll realize Nigerians are one of the, if not the most sociable people in the world when you travel abroad)

Direct Tax Evasion

But if i leave this country again, it's goodbye for good, Nigeria is irredeemable

Sluacoast:
I have never liked Nigeria. When I was in ivory coast. I enjoyed uninterrupted power supply and the country was very well organized. I love Nigeria because I have spent so many years here I miss our meals. Those people over there don't know how to prepare our own cuisine too well. I believe whenever I moved to a better country like USA or Canada. I go tell this country bye bye. This I have seen like that falseprophet for the thread they always talk

Shinexprints:
I LOVE THE CRUISE... naija na pure cruise country

themes009:
The fact that we all are crazy

youngRx:


The people.

They are resilient, persistent, hardworking and driven with a sense of humor second to none. They can make a joke of anything and everything.

I love the sense of community. The unsolicited concern about others welfare, especially in rural communities. It's your unwritten duty to check if your neighbor has returned from journey or not...or if it is actually mama Titi that's making the sound from her compound.

Family's got your back too. You can be completely jobless for months and still have a roof over your head and food to eat...no matter how little.

Need money to start business? The family contributes, no matter how little. In anything you do or face in life, you're not just doing so alone.

In summary, the harsh, cold, I-don't-owe-you-shit way of life perculiar to the west does not hold here. Over there, relationship of any form is purely transactional. you're all alone against the harsh realities of life...no matter how many neighbours or family members arround you.

Sadly though, we're losing this priceless feature every single day, and i fear we'll soon become hollowed, empty, cold and souless like them.

wayodude:
Though I am a dual national it is the only country in the world that I am a first class citizen.I also am aware of the huge potential of this country....sadly I don't believe we will ever harness that potential.

Lagbaja88:
Cheap food

nnennachiji:
The friendliness found in Nigeria
Looking out for your Neighbors
I was welcomed by my neighbors in Nigeria the same day I packed in , that I miss so much
Here in the USA I have lived in my current apartment for 2 years and I don’t know my neighbors

ZINIIBANKS:
If im driving and I see popo ahead of me I can turn back.and they wont feel concerned.that shit won't happen in other countries..

XperienceNaija:
In our last street interview, we felt that despite the bad narrative about Nigeria and the inconsistency of our government or leaders in particular, there are still some things that looking at other countries, Nigeria and Nigerians are by far performing best at. We've heard a couple of success stories from different sectors in Nigeria despite the hardship in the nooks and crannies of this nation. Then, we decided to ask this simple question "What do you love about Nigeria?" A lot of responses we got proved that Nigeria can still be developed if well managed by the right set of leaders. This is a 2 minute brief of what several Nigerians told us about what they love about Nigeria. In your own opinion, what would you say you love about Nigeria really?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo-J6cB0-Lg

SmartPolician:
I don't love anything about Nigeria

PS: We have all been saying that lalasticala loves snakes. It seems he is not alone because Seun's Wikipedia page says he's a snake handler. I have no idea what that means.