Abuja airport is fine IMO.

Lagos airport not so much

Uktrader and his followers - oh how quick to judge you are.

You don't know the desperation and hardship people go through in other countries which prompt them to try and come to the uk. Every case is different it's not for anyone else to judge.

All the Nigerian men I know sure wouldn't marry dogs, moreover are u all married to supermodels?

Uk Trader are you a George Clooney look a like my friend? Lol

Please post a pic for us all to see

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How so Disguy? ?

Forget wetin dey write for moto enter de moto 

@tpia1

Your correct there - I am a white British person. However I think I am a Nigerian born into a white British girls body lol.

Dear UK Trader

I have never written on this forum before, however your posts have prompted me to and to give you a big fat piece of my mind as I do so.

Firstly, you have a disease, a dirty disgusting disease. That disease is Racism.

You make me ashamed to be born a British Citizen. Let me give you a little bit of background. I may be a British citizen but I am Nigerian at heart, my husband is from Nigeria and he introduced me to the wonderful cultures, traditions, and ethics that most Nigerians uphold. (Not forgetting SUYA lol). Dont get me wrong, not all Nigerians are honest and good but bad people can be found everywhere even in your wonderful country! And before you say something really predictable and tell me I should move to Nigeria if I love it so much, let me save you the typing!

My issues with you are as follows:

1. You complain about international students and say they should all go back where they came from. Well let me remind you that these international students have been subsidising the UK government for years having to pay inflated fee's and Im sure the government havent ever complained about that now do you? Fact: our taxes would rise further if it wasnt for international students paying such high fees to study here

2. In your post on 27/11/2011 at 1.38pm you ask - could a British person go to Nigeria and be treated with respect?

My answer to that is yes absolutely. I have been to Nigeria and witnessed the respect they have for one another and I was never once made to feel unwelcome. Let me tell you its a wonderful experience to be in a minority and be treated as an equal just as the Bible tells us - to treat others as you yourself would like to be treated. Instead of the bigoted and belittling manner in which you treat your fellow human beings.

3. May I ask you to sit back and look at the British Society today? Correct me if I am wrong but I am quite sure that most of the intentional tax dodging individuals in this country are British. The current society seems to have become one which is reliant on benefits. Whose fault is that? It is definately not the fault of people from other countries who come to live in the UK. I am sure that, if you where to take for example, another country say ummmm Nigeria the people there do not rely on handouts from the government, moreover they are of the mindset that if you dont make the effort to get up and go to work you dont get a paid. A valuable lesson for many British people who rely on benefits to live purely because they dont want to work.

I would like to say that you my friend are the BIG FOOL, you give British people a bad name. I pray that you can accept your fellow human beings for who they are not what the colour of their skin is. God made this world for us to share together not for one race to dictate to the rest of the world. The world would be a much better place if people loved one another instead of constantly judging people for the wrong reasons.

Love from

Oyibo nigerian