What is it you miss most about naija?, mostly those things you can't easily get over there where you are, is it the food, culture, family, friends, the slangs, street life, usual day to day bustle, PHCN and their wahala(lol)?

if given the chance, what will you do to get it?

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The hot, spicy food, some elements of the culture and church service naija style.

1forall: The hot, spicy food, some elements of the culture and church service naija style.

yeah, i really like the naija church service style, alot of energy during praise/worship sessions, thats sometin to miss real hard

1.Yam flour (amala) and bean soup (gbegiri) with lots of assorted meats.
2.Pounded yam with ofe owerri soup
3.Isi ewu and Harp lager (nice combo)
4.Suya (ojigbi jigbi)
5.My family.
Besides this ,nuffin else.

jidewin: 1.Yam flour (amala) and bean soup (gbegiri) with lots of assorted meats.
2.Pounded yam with ofe owerri soup
3.Isi ewu and Harp lager (nice combo)
4.Suya (ojigbi jigbi)
5.My family.
Besides this ,nuffin else.

mmmm, dats a whole to be missing, naija dishes na bomb, if i ever leave home, i guess that what i would miss first , but i'm so patriotic, still on naija things

The food and the women.

masterpiecer:

mmmm, dats a whole to be missing, naija dishes na bomb, if i ever leave home, i guess that what i would miss first , but i'm so patriotic, still on naija things

yep!!! Those taste well nourishing food are to me more preferable to mcdonalds,kfc,hmmmm ppl here surprise me.how can u be eating bread and fried irish potato together Na so i open mouth o.

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jidewin: yep!!! Those taste well nourishing food are to me more preferable to mcdonalds,kfc,hmmmm ppl here surprise me.how can u be eating bread and fried irish potato together Na so i open mouth o.

Yeah, african foods r more hot n spicy, dats y I can kill for dem, instead of stuffing myself wit high cholesterol junk, I'd rather go wit boli n nuts or palm oil, that's also a snack too

although i still dey 9ja.....but if eventually i travel.
The only thing i wld miss is not paying taxes....in 9ja

Cheap labor for hair
Ero to grind pepper and beans
Hausa suya

No bi small thing Naija people. Home na home sha. Me miss ma people and food. Na now I know sey sun make sense wella.

I Hate 9ja: although i still dey 9ja.....but if eventually i travel.
The only thing i would miss is not paying taxes....in 9ja

Even the ones paid, VAT,with multiple tax charges in lagos,what were they used for? Besides roads and planting tolls?

masterpiecer:

Yeah, african foods r more hot n spicy, dats y I can kill for dem, instead of stuffing myself wit high cholesterol junk, I'd rather go wit boli n nuts or palm oil, that's also a snack too

I still go for my regular rice and pasta in various forms and dimensions.call it "concotion"..better pass chips and fried chicken with 2 ltr coke everyday. Man eye dey see for abroad no be small.

Agege bread and Ewa Agonyin

Amala and Gbegiri

UNILAG babes

dayokanu: Agege bread and Ewa Agonyin

Amala and Gbegiri

UNILAG babes

There's no amala in Texas?

*changes my destination to Virginia*

jidewin:
Even the ones paid, VAT,with multiple tax charges in lagos,what were they used for? Besides roads and planting tolls?

U gat me laughing sir......9ja

Ileke-IdI:


There's no amala in Texas?

*changes my destination to Virginia*

Theres Amala and Gbegiri + Ewedu In Houston and Dallas

But not the Ogbomoso flavour

dayokanu: Agege bread and Ewa Agonyin

Amala and Gbegiri

UNILAG babes

e bad gan o

dayokanu: Agege bread and Ewa Agonyin

Amala and Gbegiri

UNILAG babes

sir this ur comment still gat me laughing.....

dayokanu: Agege bread and Ewa Agonyin

Amala and Gbegiri

UNILAG babes

I tried that popular combination once and for 3 days I couldnt "download" in the toilet. Since then...Lailai

The buka at New Garage and Top One in Ibadan.

Oh and I miss my Wife too.

masterpiecer: What is it you miss most about naija?, mostly those things you can't easily get over there where you are, is it the food, culture, family, friends, the slangs, street life, usual day to day bustle, PHCN and their wahala(lol)?

if given the chance, what will you do to get it?

@masterpiecer, guys are expecting you to return to your thread on poems. pls do return to continue showing your talents.

I miss the sound of generator
The village
People shouting at each on the street
Bottled drinks
Agege bread
Hot fresh akara in the morning
Okpa
Suya
Endless supply of malt
Music
Gala
The long bus journey from lagos/abuja to enugu or anambra with ekene
Africa magic
Channel o
MTV africa
food in general
complaining that there's no light all the time
Masquerade
Boys toasting in shoprite
Endless supply of gossip
The shouting and screaming in Lagos airport *in forced american accent* "How can you lose my luggage, I paid $400 dollars for the luggage"

[size=14pt]MOST OF ALL MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS[/size]

masterpiecer: What is it you miss most about naija?, mostly those things you can't easily get over there where you are, is it the food, culture, family, friends, the slangs, street life, usual day to day bustle, PHCN and their wahala(lol)?

if given the chance, what will you do to get it?

For me,am missing the street life in my hood...MUSHIN

I miss the amala buka in leadcity school 2. That is one amala. Also miss my ogbomoso dokunu.

the food

When I was residing permanently abroad, I NEVER missed anything aside from my family. Nada!

And how on earth can any sane human miss disorderliness/ chaos in Mushin as some has said here?

The truth is that most Nigerians usually miss not being held responsible for their actions.
Na devil cause me to stab am, no be alcohol...na ghost make me sleep for steering wheel, na my uncle my uncle for villa do make I never marry, na GEJ make me beat my wife, na this na that.

Jesu Kristi!

Since jan? Seun and his mods