The most thing I fear in lagos is bargaining/buying market from a yoruba woman who don't speak english/pidgin, the way she will frown face and respond to you, you will think she is abusing you.

Hahaha and they can vex easily when you price their market.

While an igbo person will still laugh and tell you "i no buy am like that madam", a yoruba woman will start calling you "oloriburuku"

ImaIma1:
Hahaha and they can vex easily when you price their market.

While an igbo person will still laugh and tell you "i no buy am like that madam", a yoruba woman will start calling you "oloriburuku"

Tribalistic much. If you don't like yoruba market women, you can always buy from igbo market women na. Or better still, you leave lagos entirely since it's filled with yoruba people you love to hate.

Philgafauto:


Tribalistic much. If you don't like yoruba market women, you can always buy from igbo market women na. Or better still, you leave lagos entirely since it's filled with yoruba people you love to hate.

I don't hate them. I am just pointing out an observation based on the topic.

I have always been in Yoruba towns based on school and NYSC and I cook a lot. I buy from igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, whatever tribe, depending on what i need. And that is my observation. It doesn't mean they don't have their good sides.

so you have to relish on the bad side

ImaIma1:


I don't hate them. I am just pointing out an observation based on the topic.

I have always been in Yoruba towns based on school and NYSC and I cook a lot. I buy from igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, whatever tribe, depending on what i need. And that is my observation. It doesn't mean they don't have their good sides.

seyigiggle:
so you have to relish on the bad side

As I said, it was based on the topic. Why getting touchy?

hey! touchy?
don't take it too serious.

ImaIma1:


As I said, it was based on the topic. Why getting touchy?