hollarwaley:
e concern u? olofofo

Government worker I call your name?

LOOK ATEW...

okpolo eye ..no bo open eye :-O

2 to 8 doesn't applied to Northeners abroad. You only got 1 and probably 4 right. These are Southerners/lagosians behaviours to an extent.

To spot a nigerian abroad... Enter a crowded place,switch off the light and switch it ON immediately and a nigerian will shout "UP NEPA"!!

Since 2 years now I wore Yoruba dress, but I dey go party and speak and laugh loud

GboyegaD:
No I do not agree with you for the following reasons:

How many times do people wear native attire abroad?
We are not loud people.
We don't hold or passports everywhere we go.
Leanne are not popular for people to know I am Nigerian.

.

Abi o.

These are just stereotype, with some correlation with some Southern Nigerians.

Northern people I know can be easily mistaken for East Africans or other West Africans, except you hear them speak.

I think we use "typical Lagos style" to assume all Nigerians are like that.

Accent, rather than volume of speech is more like it.

na ekiti person write dis one.
Dem no dey carry last

Though not lyk dat of warri.

But 4 wahala.



I don die 2dae........

Do Nigerians often wear traditional attire abroad? Do we go about with our green passport everywhere? If at all we hold parties,are we the only ones that party around? How can u even say that Nigerians are loud? Ur write up is not creative and convincing...I didn't get ur point

Which one be yoruba again,,,Nigerians are lousy and don't take nonsense..shikena...

kelobestline:
na ekiti person write dis one.
Dem no dey carry last

Though not lyk dat of warri.

But 4 wahala.



I don die 2dae........

Mumu

I agree to only 3 and 8

I agree to only 3 and 8, others are bulshit

tociano009:
Since 2 years now I wore Yoruba dress, but I dey go party and speak and laugh loud

Are u high

You are so right. However, to a great extent it applies mostly to Yoruba's abroad. No offence lovely Yoruba people . You must spot them if they are around you esp. No. 2,3, 6&7. On the bus, Train station, Peckham and Woolwich in London is their second home especially the hair dressers . One day a lady walked* up to me and spoke Yoruba, and they think every black person abroad is from Yoruba .

I was like excuse me

Straight up Rivers babe please...................

DeeCherry:
they try to form fake british/american accent like.

*how u dun?
*shey u feel good?
*hey nigga?

Nigerian girls own dey annoy me pass?

IYANGBALI:
no mind those hediots

their case don tire me my broda

ksmiles:
Nigerians are unique people with unusual habits. We are everywhere from United Kingdom to Saudi Arabia. (We no dey carry last!) However, we tend to stand out from other people wherever we go. We don’t need to wrap ourselves with our “green white green’ flag before people can identify us. People don’t need to ask, “Are you a Nigerian”; they just say “You are from Nigeria!”. Well, that is not a bad thing; in fact I love it when people instantly identify me as a citizen of Africa’s big apple.

Nigerians are very easy to stereotype. Here are 8 ways to spot a Nigerian abroad:

1. Our traditional attires are very unique
2. Nigerians are very loud
3. We are very flamboyant
4. Nigerians love Football
5. Our passports are green in colour
6. Pidgin English is our signature
7. Nigerians love Owanbe Parties
8. We are ‘selfie’ enthusiasts

Source: http://www.travelstart.com.ng/blog/8-ways-to-spot-a-nigerian-abroad/

Do you Agree?

When I first saw this topic I thought it would be interesting but I have to say, its d dumbest post dat has ever made it to front page.
Here's why:


1. Our traditional attires are very unique (Really?? The majority of Nigerians abroad don't go everyday with their traditional attire, how den do you depend on this to spot them, ehn oga op?)
2. Nigerians are very loud (which means with this you can never spot any Nigerian who's alone and not talking and is dis really specific to Nigerians)
3. We are very flamboyant (Only when we are in Nigeria, its only d super rich who live flamboyantly even abroad)
4. Nigerians love Football (More than English?)
5. Our passports are green in colour (to spot a Nigerian by this, he/she must be holding their passport then)
6. Pidgin English is our signature (if you hear them talk, right?)
7. Nigerians love Owanbe Parties (dis one no even join sef)
8. We are ‘selfie’ enthusiasts (only us?)

Na only God knw why dis post dey 1st page.

sweetbaby22:
You are so right. However, to a great extent it applies mostly to Yoruba's abroad. No offence lovely Yoruba people . You must spot them if they are around you esp. No. 2,3, 6&7. On the bus, Train station, Peckham and Woolwich in London is their second home especially the hair dressers . [s]One day a lady worked up to me and spoke Yoruba,[/s] and they think every black person abroad is from Yoruba .

I was like excuse me

Straight up Rivers babe please...................

you no land am heavy, dirty slap?

GboyegaD:
No I do not agree with you for the following reasons:

How many times do people wear native attire abroad?
We are not loud people.
We don't hold or passports everywhere we go.
Leanne are not popular for people to know I am Nigerian.

You have to agree with him we are loud people don't defend that oh . Number 8 too is very on point.

ksmiles:
Nigerians are unique people with unusual habits. We are everywhere from United Kingdom to Saudi Arabia. (We no dey carry last!) However, we tend to stand out from other people wherever we go. We don’t need to wrap ourselves with our “green white green’ flag before people can identify us. People don’t need to ask, “Are you a Nigerian”; they just say “You are from Nigeria!”. Well, that is not a bad thing; in fact I love it when people instantly identify me as a citizen of Africa’s big apple.

Nigerians are very easy to stereotype. Here are 8 ways to spot a Nigerian abroad:

1. Our traditional attires are very unique
2. Nigerians are very loud
3. We are very flamboyant
4. Nigerians love Football
5. Our passports are green in colour
6. Pidgin English is our signature
7. Nigerians love Owanbe Parties
8. We are ‘selfie’ enthusiasts

Source: http://www.travelstart.com.ng/blog/8-ways-to-spot-a-nigerian-abroad/

Do you Agree?

@ Op... I think you're referring to Nigerians in the UK (e.g) Peckham , Camberwell, Greenwich, Birmingham, Manchester etc.

lordthree:

is it by airforce1?

airforce1 ke?
I no dey sambisa na

Dis one na by me "f'rainbow

Menace2Society:
Are u high

waris das