our presenter, Precious asks the people of Canada.
“419,” one lady replies.
“I think of jollof rice…the war between Nigeria and Ghana,” a Nigerian woman responds.
“I think of our roommate, Francis,” two Canadian men reply.
“The word poverty comes to my mind but I could be wrong,” a Palestinian woman responds.
“I think of beautiful men,” a Columbian woman answers.
“Great dancers,” a young man from the Philippines.
“I think of green and white, family, unity, a lot of culture and a lot of pride,” a Jamaican woman replies.
What do YOU think of when you hear the word ‘Nigeria’?
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cool vlog battabox. I love my Nigerian people dem
Nigeria= dangerous okada and crazy drivers
washey washey money,,,and hanging around outside hotels,,,
or nigeria taxi always know where there is a prostitute,,
i went school with mercy johnson,,,
Scammers. But after going to university, and meeting different people, I
realized that they’re different types of Nigerians. Even some Nigerians
think their own people are scammers
I think of a nation of very filthy + chaotic slums.
419
Banking Scams!
Did she say “Unitedness”. If I hear/think of Nigeria. I think of all the
corrupt, stealing ass politicians who deserve to be killed/hung/decapitaed
but are rather praised/exalted and held in high esteem by the equally dumb
Nigerians. My 2 cents on Nigeria
nigerian cuisine is lacking if the only thing we can make noise about is
jollof rice. it’s good but it’s not that great to be hyping it like the
national dish.
even Senegalese that invented jollof don’t brag about it like that. if you
taste other Senegalese food, you will understand why jollof is no big deal
to them. their food is amazing, and probably some of the best in all of
West Africa.