₦airaland Forum

kobobay:
I had the opportunity to visit the world's largest snow maze in St. Adolphe, Manitoba, Canada, on Family Day. It was a great experience for me. It took me about 30 minutes to walk in the maze.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p7oDb1vOPk

free2ryhme:
se how others dress and kitted for snow na una own go always dey different

Betgold84:
God when
I wanna visit north America
Usa canada

After usa na heaven

NaijaGoBetter2:
What makes him difference or you just want to throw banter as usual?

press9jatv:
Wow 😮. This is interesting.

Betgold84:
God when
I wanna visit north America
Usa canada

After usa na heaven

IPDGP:
Wetin concern me way never chop this morning

Chetas81:
the black man believe that,going to abroad is an achievement, based on how they failed to build their country😀

joebeckz:
Nice photos
Well, after living in Canada for some time, I can say that Nigeria’s weather is way better than Canada’s.

Nigeria has warm weather almost all year round. You wake up to sunshine, clear roads, and you can go out without wearing heavy jackets, boots, gloves, and hats. The weather makes life easier and more enjoyable. You can move around freely, attend events, and socialize without worrying about extreme cold.

Although Nigeria is usually hot, there are many days that are not extremely hot, and those days are very comfortable. A place like Jos, for example, has a mild and pleasant climate that is not harsh. If Canada had weather like Jos, more people would truly enjoy it. Especially here in Canada, we have 24-hour electricity, so running an air conditioner would not even be a problem and will be a less expensive alternative to using furnace in the winter that makes our energy bill very high. That kind of weather would be perfect.

On the other hand, snow in Canada is not as exciting as it looks in pictures. Yes, it looks beautiful at first, but realistically it brings many challenges. Roads get covered in snow and ice, which makes driving stressful and dangerous. Accident rates increase during winter because of slippery roads. You also spend more money on gas since cars use more fuel in cold weather.

Then there is the cost of changing tires twice a year. You need winter tires for the snow and then change back to regular tires. That is extra expense and stress. Frostbite is also a real risk when the temperature drops too low. The cold weather can affect people’s mental health too. Many people experience seasonal depression because they stay indoors most of the time due to the cold. Winter takes up a big part of the year, and we literally celebrate when summer finally comes.

Shoveling snow from your driveway and walkway is another task that is not enjoyable, imagine that you have to wake up and shovel for 30mins before going to work in extreme cold when it decides to snow daily, and start your car 20 to 30 mins before you leave home to make sure it is warm inside and ice on the windshield melts, sometimes your car won’t even start adding to the frustration, that’s why we plug in our cars overnight to make sure it starts the next day’ . The city clears snow from the roads, but they often push it to the sides of the streets, which covers street parking. It becomes hard to find parking when you go to work or other places. Compared to summer, where the streets are clear and driving is more straightforward weather-wise, winter here adds extra stress to daily life.

So realistically, even though Canada has its own beauty, but simmer makes daily living easier, more comfortable, and less stressful overall.

seanery:
IF COLD ENTER YOUR LUNGS NOW, YOU GO SAY VILLAGE PEOPLE.

AND YOUR TYPE NO GET STRONG IMMUNE SYSTEM; UNA JUST BE LIKE AGRIC FOWL.

seanery:
IF COLD ENTER YOUR LUNGS NOW, YOU GO SAY VILLAGE PEOPLE.

AND YOUR TYPE NO GET STRONG IMMUNE SYSTEM; UNA JUST BE LIKE AGRIC FOWL.

Roon9:
You change tyres twice a year? Lol! Unless you a student driver tho😁 The naija in me rugged one through all season until my car tells me otherwise. Plus i think the main reason is because the summer tyres seem to always lose pressure under extreme cold

kobobay:
I had the opportunity to visit the world's largest snow maze in St. Adolphe, Manitoba, Canada, on Family Day. It was a great experience for me. It took me about 30 minutes to walk in the maze.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p7oDb1vOPk

Mide3367:
How much is the entrance fee?

ufotunang:
..how will a country be built and developed..when we have incompetent people in power.. a country where the leaders and politicians are after their own self fish interest and not for the interest of Nigerians