Never been abroad but was wondering if and what Nigerians abroad miss most about Naija

i missed everytin abt 9ja. everytin u can think of.the food, the visitations from neighbours and friends the cool envrionment. the food the food the food. i likes to eat, but not much though. i miss the the food.

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Geez!!!
Home!!! The only place I can't stop loving.
Let's start from the noise pollution . . . the jamz that comes from diff shops.
Then . . . Sweet hommies that share same culture with you
. . . . The life style!!
Too many things I miss about home . . . . Nigerians . . . suffering and smiling.

A bunch of people will tell you they miss nothing in or about Nigeria - but check them out, they lieing.

the food, that lagos brogue (mi deh, mi deh, etc), some of my relatives, etc etc.

The only thing i miss about Nigeria

is my Family and friends.

A lot of things were different but it was

an adventure. Instead of missing the old

stuff, I was fascinated with the new.

miss everything about nigeria, the roadside buka and paraga joints, the weather,the warm and genuine smiles and love people share with you irrespective of their situation(if you live in the uk you ll understand what i mean)the camaraderie,having people do everything for you,washing you clothes,cooking,cleaning e.t.c gala,eateries,polo road ikoyi suya,stout extra smooth
clubs,church,friemds and family

I miss the food. . . . and waking up and not having to do any chores

motun_rayo:

I miss the food. . . . and waking up and not having to do any chores

lucabrasi:

miss everything about nigeria, the roadside buka and paraga joints, the weather,the warm and genuine smiles and love people share with you irrespective of their situation(if you live in the uk you ll understand what i mean)the camaraderie,having people do everything for you,washing you clothes,cooking,cleaning e.t.c gala,eateries,polo road ikoyi suya,stout extra smooth
clubs,church,friemds and family

eyin lazy gan o. dont mind me miss that a little though but miss my family the most.

my family and friends.

Being able to fling food wrappings and stuff through the window ,just kidding,miss family,food and friends.

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food , friends , family , being among people who dont think i am weird

Too numerous to mention

My loved ones

The weather-- i dont have to wear layers upon layers of clothes.

The hustling and bustling of Lagos-- it's never boring

The food-- it is so natural and fresh compared to what we get here whereby most of the foods packaged in cans

Most especially and importantly, i miss the beaches in Lagos. I cant do without going to the beach in a week at least. I was once asked if i was a mermaid by a friend.

The food is one thing i luv the most
The lastest native wears, i rarely get bored when am in Naija
Miss the whole Lagos
It doesn't matter where you are, or how good your life is abroad, Naija is where my heart is
Miss the driver,thecook, maid!!gosh my life was so easy[/font][/size]

The beach . . . . the sand . . . the water . . . . mmmmmmmmm

damiso:

eyin lazy gan o. don't mind me miss that a little though but miss my family the most.

abi now beats having to cook or get yeye takeout after a hard day out working or studying in obodo uk or yankee
@trooe
u have an open invitation for 2009 summer to sample the latest buka and delicacies when ill be in naija

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lucabrasi:

abi now beats having to cook or get yeye takeout after a hard day out working or studying in obodo uk or yankee
@trooe
u have an open invitation for 2009 summer to sample the latest buka and delicacies when ill be in naija

[size=13pt]I can't spend summer in Naija oh, but am going Jan ending sha
Yes oh, we were suppose to meet up for the buka party[/size]

my grandma i luv her ,she is so cool but I hated when people called me oyinbo instead of my name

ha ha ha
for me na my eba i dey miss pass o
lol