Samantha123:
Oh! I see.

So basically it's a Nigerian thing?

Urm, not just a Nigerian thing per se.

It probably happens everywhere to an extent but I just find it overly glaring and prevalent amongst Nigerians.

In other places you’ll likely see it when you’re around a certain class of people, ‘upscale’ environments etc which is expected.

But with Nigerians, you’ll see it everywhere, in all types of environments. Even a gateman will be looking for who to oppress and look down on

Even a gate man?

Anyway, thanks for clarity.

ibkayee:

Urm, not just a Nigerian thing per se.

It probably happens everywhere to an extent but I just find it overly glaring and prevalent amongst Nigerians.

In other places you’ll likely see it when you’re around a certain class of people, ‘upscale’ environments etc which is expected.

But with Nigerians, you’ll see it everywhere, in all types of environments. Even a gateman will be looking for who to oppress and look down on

Samantha123:
Even a gate man?

Anyway, thanks for clarity.

Lmao yes even a gateman

No probs.

Samantha123:
Why does it seems like Nigerians born abroad tend to look down on Nigerians born in Nigeria? I've noticed this mostly with some YouTubers on YouTube and it got me curious.

So, I was wondering if I could get more clarity from you guys.

Is it just me, or Nigerians born abroad look down on Nigerians born in Nigeria?

Abroad is ambiguous. Where exactly are we talking about??

Outside of Africa.

jamesversion:


Abroad is ambiguous. Where exactly are we talking about??

Samantha123:
So, will you protect me if I answer your questions?

Ok. How do you want me to protect you?
Or
In what way do you want me to protect you?

Sir, you've already made your choice, so let's drop it.

13sense:


Ok. How do you want me to protect you?
Or
In what way do you want me to protect you?

Ok, maam.

Samantha123:
Sir, you've already made your choice, so let's drop it.