Samantha123:
Wow! So you're ashamed of who you are?

I am not ashamed of myself but i am ashamed of this countree na who he happen to go understand

Please use pure English, because I don't understand Pidgin.

HarlequinLekex:
I am not ashamed of myself but i am ashamed of this countree na who he happen to go understand

Samantha123:
Please use pure English, because I don't understand Pidgin.

The bad system didn't favour many of us[future football players],i can't explain now bcoz of low battery maybe next time

Okay.

HarlequinLekex:
The bad system didn't favour many of us[future football players],i can't explain now bcoz of low battery maybe next time

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?

Hello Samantha123

Hello.

ogkrakkid:

Hello Samantha123

Samantha123:
Hello.

How did ur day go?

Why do I get a feeling that you're now my biggest fan?

Have you now replaced the other guy?

ogkrakkid:

How did ur day go?

I don't do that.


I guess maybe it's cos I grew up in Nigeria and still based here. But you are right sha

All my cousins in the US behave that way when they visit Nigeria. My cousin sisters are the worst.
It's a disaster for all guys each time they return to the village

Samantha123:
Why do I get a feeling that you're now my biggest fan?

Have you now replaced the other guy?

Deerrmn.
Lol.
Wat am I suppose to say to that.??

Samantha123:
Why do I get a feeling that you're now my biggest fan?

Have you now replaced the other guy?

Boshego bjo bo botse

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?

Holla !!!

You're back.

I thought we were done.

Am I that addictive?

ogkrakkid:

Holla !!!

Samantha123:
You're back.

I thought we were done.

Am I that addictive?

For what you just said no words for you yet

Hope u had a nice night?

I did.

But why are you back though?

ogkrakkid:



For what you just said no words for you yet

Hope u had a nice night?

The rich look down on the poor in Nigeria, those living in lagos, ph, abuja look down on others living in rural areas. Educated look down on non educated, bsc looks down on hnd holder etc. its part of Nigerian culture . Many of the Nigerian born abroad grew up with people from their home countries or other non Nigerians. And can’t relate with you born in Nigeria or your struggles. Your world view on sex, liberation, finances , marriage, life ambitions are not even same. If i was a Nigerian born abroad i may even avoid Nigerians based on this . Simply put they dont care about you. But u as nigerian born in Nigeria wan form by force familiarity ba. Then again not all of them are like that.

Samantha123:
I did.

But why are you back though?

Am I back?
Or was I gone??

I thought you were.

I thought maybe you took my advice and went look for a nice Nigerian girl you can befriend and have countless chats with.

ogkrakkid:

Am I back?
Or was I gone??

In a scale of 1 to 10, how fluent are you in the Anang language?

ogkrakkid:

Am I back?
Or was I gone??

Samantha123:
I thought you were.

I thought maybe you took my advice and went look for a nice Nigerian girl you can befriend and have countless chats with.

Omg lol.
What an advice
Tnx any way.

Samantha123:
In a scale of 1 to 10, how fluent are you in the Anang language?

6.
Lol


I tried??

6? Why just 6?

I thought you'd say 9 or 10.

Weren't you raised by your parents in Nigeria?

ogkrakkid:

6.
Lol


I tried??

Samantha123:
6? Why just 6?

I thought you'd say 9 or 10.

Weren't you raised by your parents in Nigeria?

It's been English from day one mostly.
Even when I travel to my town I actually speak same and few dialect and some people just laugh and feel they wanna correct me. I just smile and move. D thing is wen I open my mouth to speak it's Wat comes out of my mouth first and it's mostly English.

I'm curious.. why did your parents only teach you English from day one?

ogkrakkid:

It's been English from day one mostly.
Even when I travel to my town I actually speak same and few dialect and some people just laugh and feel they wanna correct me. I just smile and move. D thing is wen I open my mouth to speak it's Wat comes out of my mouth first and it's mostly English.

Samantha123:
I'm curious.. why did your parents only teach you English from day one?

I can't tell if u ask me but it's like 70% eng and d rest is dialect.
Are u that perfect with urs

I did mine as a subject from primary until high school and we only speak Sepedi at home, so yes, I'm perfect in speaking my home language.

And I'm gonna make sure that my kids are fluent in it too, I'll take them to a school that consist of Sepedi as a subject, either as a home language or as a second additional language.

ogkrakkid:

I can't tell if u ask me but it's like 70% eng and d rest is dialect.
Are u that perfect with urs

Samantha123:
I did mine as a subject from primary until high school and we only speak Sepedi at home, so yes, I'm perfect in speaking my home language.

And I'm gonna make sure that my kids are fluent in it too, I'll take them to a school that consist of Sepedi as a subject, either as a home language or as a second additional language.

Woow. Interesting to hear this.

In schools here local languages are also taught too..most homes use both languages. Some use mostly English like mine and d once a while native..but I understand it well but wen I open my mouth to speak English cones first else am with the very old people them.i speak my language

But I don't get it, if local languages are taught in your schools, how come it seems like a lot of Nigerians are not fluent in their home languages, at least those that I've come across in the past.

I'm the kind of a person that believes in preserving our African languages for the future generations to come.

And when you talk of English, do you mean pure English or that broken English that you guys mostly speak, I forgot the other name for it.

ogkrakkid:

Woow. Interesting to hear this.

In schools here local languages are also taught too..most homes use both languages. Some use mostly English like mine and d once a while native..but I understand it well but wen I open my mouth to speak English cones first else am with the very old people them.i speak my language

Samantha123:
But I don't get it, if local languages are taught in your schools, how come it seems like a lot of Nigerians are not fluent in their home languages, at least those that I've come across in the past.

I'm the kind of a person that believes in preserving our African languages for the future generations to come.

And when you talk of English, do you mean pure English or that broken English that you guys mostly speak, I forgot the other name for it.

Pidgin English u mean? Lol.
We speak both English simultaneously.
But it's not that we don't do local languages bit in a place like lagos here its English bcus lagos here is a city housing lots of tribe.so to communicate itz English language but aside lagos other states do more of their local language.
U get the scope now?

Yep, I get it now.

Thanks for the explanation.

Please preserve that Anang language by teaching it to your kids.

ogkrakkid:

Pidgin English u mean? Lol.
We speak both English simultaneously.
But it's not that we don't do local languages bit in a place like lagos here its English bcus lagos here is a city housing lots of tribe.so to communicate itz English language but aside lagos other states do more of their local language.
U get the scope now?

Samantha123:
Yep, I get it now.

Thanks for the explanation.

Please preserve that Anang language by teaching it to your kids.

Yeah for sure.

Cool.

ogkrakkid:

Yeah for sure.