Abeg no vex...pple wey dey central africa republic,eritrae,somali stil folo 4 9jirians in diaspora?....m abt leavin sha 4 canada...i knw m gonna miss d formings wey our girls dey do especialy kpako girls....dem go wan folo dey say 'OMG',WOW'.....n all mu homies on d street...1 day evrytyn go soft pas ashawo b.0obs

25omega: i miss the food and the mannerisms of the people. i still laugh sometimes when i read somethings here on NL

which dirty food??
what arrogant mannerism?


abegggiiiii

Suya

cheksbry: Arghh bros,you sabi good thing o
let me whet your appetite a lil,found this picture online not too long ago....

u be correct 042 guy

Damojo: 1) PHCN: How can u be staying in a city with constant power supply. I miss screaming 'UP NEPA' every 30mins

2) I miss the oloshos in Rita Lori, Surulere. The ones in show glasses in Amsterdam cost like 100euros per round....Dem be Nicki Minaj?

3) I miss the fact that Nigeria is the only country U sleep with N20 and wake up driving a Bentley and nobody questions U. Instead, u hear things like, 'Guy, come wash ur ride o'

Boss, abeg don't mention Amsterdam...expensive is an understatement.

bigx: Nothing but Bole and Fish

throway dat boli and fish for bin jare,

nasoso sand full dat thing from all the dust wey passing cars dey blow put.

bebe2:

which dirty food??
what arrogant mannerism?


abegggiiiii

I'm telling you. Arrogant.
As per food, I don't miss it at all. I eat healthy here. Learnt how to count calories etc.

In Naija, once it's rice, stew and meat...off you go,maybe balance with bottle of coke.

Urine:

Boss, abeg don't mention Amsterdam...expensive is an understatement.

....their kpekus na gold?abi na oil block?

Jedi, shepe, infact everything

usmsam: The food, simple and short. These oyinbo and akata babes over here cannot cook. The only spice they know is salt. Mtschewww

Sorry
You are generalizing, Akata can cook
You might just be look for Nigerian food
If I am home on a weekend, I expect three square meals

Suya and non racist society of Nigeria i missed

i dont miss not having electricity and scrambling for the basic amenities Nigerians refuse to add to thier life

Chillisauce:
I'm telling you. Arrogant.
As per food, I don't miss it at all. I eat healthy here. Learnt how to count calories etc.

In Naija, once it's rice, stew and meat...off you go,maybe balance with bottle of coke.

Most Nigerian homes still keep to 90% of the time
Just keep to that Nigerian food

Chillisauce:
I'm telling you. Arrogant.
As per food, I don't miss it at all. I eat healthy here. Learnt how to count calories etc.

In Naija, once it's rice, stew and meat...off you go,maybe balance with bottle of coke.

Sorry, Nigerians are born Arrogant include me

'Ewa goin' and bean cake

GoodFaith:
Nigerians are born Arrogant

They tell the waitress "wey you"
Shouts on everything.

No Thankyou for services offered as long as they are paying for it.

Long list

henrychubayo: Palm wine. Abacha. Bush meant. Palm kannel soup. Achicha.

Ur head is there!

I haven't seen people quarrel or fight in public for many years now in Sweden. Everything seems so organize and most people behave like humans but I do miss some of the actions in naija environment (A conductor dragging you to enter his bus, people fighting for no reason, people pushing their ideas in hot debate when they can't back it up with proof ) that makes me laugh.

Aba'acha, Ugba and other native foods... Wince in pain whenever I see pictures of it. Suya and kilishi falls into that category.
The people- the noise, the smell and the brown sand on my leg whenever I visit the countryside (village).

Family and friends... My church family too.

Of course the various elements of peoples, the local food, my language being spoken everywhere.
Then the joints (the various beer or palm-wine parlors) and the lively owambe parties.
The weather, but of course I am used to the cold now.

Hajji Mufutau

Khalessi: Nothing

Ure In Quarth..
I presume

I miss a lot less that my Wife is now here with me.

Last night she prepared Lafun with Ewedu soup. I saw some soaked beans so I know that moin moin is on the list shortly.

LesbianBoy: I miss the lawlessness in Nigeria jor! Unlike here in the US they are just too 'organised'

I also miss the low tax i pay in Nigeria. The tax is damn to high here in the US

I actually miss the Lagos madness. Its been long since i abused anyone

i just dey miz smtin sha......u no #200,fuk togolese gal...bt here omo 100dhs

It has definitely got to be the food. What wouldn't I give to have some abacha and okpa in my life right now?

Some people wey never pass their state for 9ja sef go dey claim say dem miss something....SMH

I miss groundnuts! I visited the African store 4 times in 3 weeks and their parcel of groundnut is yet to arrive. Also, some one gave me a spoon of Party Jollof Rice (Last Spoon Actually) yesterday and I didnt know when a tear dropped from my eye. I miss Nigeria.

Suya
Party Jollof And Fried Rice.

Sunshine.