₦airaland Forum

MT:
Some of those shouting in the UK are responsible for snatching of ballot boxes in Nigeria or brains behind some of the ills facing Nigeria.

They behave like angels in the western world but become monsters in Nigeria.

I remember when I was flying to Nigeria from the US, a young white lady (roughly of 21 years old) asked us in a soft voice to queue up and we did. Upon landing in Nigeria, the Nigeria Immigration Service officials were shouting on top of their voices for us to queue up and people disregarded them. I was shocked. I could not believe they were the same set of people who calmly obeyed a lady in the US.

It is so easy for them to say all those thrashes but how do they behave when they get to Nigeria? Superiority complex sets in for them and it is then they do not comply with the laws in Nigeria. They feel stupidly important and contribute to the menace bedevelling the nation, instead of serving as role models, and typical examples for people.

These are the same set of people who will pay people like"MC Oluomo or Kabaka" if they are contesting for election in Nigeria.

They should just shush it.

Welcum:
Can dirty water wash your clothing well. The leaders are dirty themselves and therefore, can never succeed in cleaning any mess.

Welcum:
It's good you're calling for a positive change. But, let's also remember that Nigerians also have their good sides that people of other countries - even US - recognise us for. Example, we are said to be hardworking, resourceful, intelligent, etc. There are many Nigerians breaking records every now and then in North America, Europe, etc. For me, the major enemy of our good name are the kinds of administrators we keep producing.

Welcum:
Thanks for calling me. But, why did you call me?

JagabanB:
It won't take a miracle to fix it, it will take change to fix it.
I easily get crîmînaIized if people know u are a Nigerian, u naturally become a suspect amongst foreigners because of some people.
The experience is quite tèrribIe but it's same them making ñoisè onIine about traveIIing while we all bear the brunt of their stûpîdîty.

helinues:
The problem is people do because nobody around know them in abroad, they can do anyhow even if they might have been from a good home.

Some Nigerians would be sometimes buyingat a store/shop regularly, when they are broke they would request for credit which sometimes the foreigners do consider, the moment they have money like this, they won't even bother to pay the money again. How do you expect such seller to trust Nigerians again.

One person's sins, plenty go chop inside too

Goodvibes007:
It's extremely bad. I travel outside Nigeria alot and I know first hand how much Nigeria's image has been battered. It will take a miracle to fix it.

JagabanB:
Why those on the Southern hemisphere h8 Nigerians so much is because of those selling drûgs there, but same people will come to make mouth to other Nigerians about how they are great travellers and developing other places.

helinues:
I don't care about whatever any perception a foreigner might have had about Nigerians, if you meet me, you should be able to convince others that not all Nigerians are same.

The Nigerians who keep things real don't go out or associate much, most of those foreigners only met the few lousy ones amongst us

CyrusVI:
Sell drugs

helinues:
It starts from you and I.

How foreigners perceived you in particular could change their fixated beliefs/mindsets about Nigerians

Goodvibes007:
*Sell drugs*

We know them. Same story in South Africa, Thailand, India, Hongkong, Pakistan, Afghanistan and many other places.

Just go on Reddit and type Nigerian drug dealers Thailand.

Omoawoke:
lol, dem talk say she dey on heat
@EreluRoz are you on heat?

SisterAnn:
Hmmm.. somebody is in "heat"

Omoawoke:
I’m a late reader

israelmao:
Why is Wike so domineering and dictatorial? When Rotimi Ameachi was repressing him witn federal might many people came to his rescue.

Jostoman:
They will soon start to do what they know how to do best, Shearing of money to few people in the name of grant or family grant

EreluRoz:
I don't support gender equality, the provider should be the head and leader while the other offer her submissiveness and care

EreluRoz:
The idea of sharing bills with a man is where the taboo actually starts from in my place

EreluRoz:
It's a taboo to do 50:50 with a man where I come from

EreluRoz:
It's a taboo to do 50:50 with a man where I come from

EreluRoz:
No, I'm a first choice not an option to anyone.

Sonnobax15:
Must you guys always showcase your stupidity and hatred towards any comments that you don't like?

The earlier you lots understand that everyone has a choice in this life,the better for you cuz u don't really understand the many of you reason..

WhizdomXX:
When you remind us you voted Buhari, I find it hard to believe you're a Deltan.

Sonnobax15:

To think that I was thought that this same Buhari would emancipate Nigeria back then in 2015 still remains the greatest mistake I've made in my entire life....

Infact,he made me to strongly believe that no political Messiah can heal Nigeria from her bleeding form ....

It is well..

EreluRoz:
I can't build with a man he'll go and marry a second wife. He should make his billions first before inviting me to guard his wealth for him

vanbonattel:
Not bad enough yet, wait till 2026.

EreluRoz:
To marry a millionaire now is even scary and billionaires are old. What are we going to do now?