Courtesy!
An Igbo friend invited me to have lunch with his family. After lunch, the children said to me "Thank you sir", often shortened to "Thank Sir" or "Thank ma". They went ahead to thank their parents too.
I asked questions and I was told that in Igbo culture, after meal, the youngest child would thank the older ones. Each child would do this. Someone even said they would go ahead to thank Grandma or Grandpa who might even be their room.
I personally found this strange.
I love this… one of many ways to globalize Nigerian culture (through food and drinks)… and I don’t mind the gentrification
Next is ogogoro(Kaikai) and Palmwine.
I admire Dua Lipa’s lifestyle choices, all she does is travel, yoga, read and review books and sing.
She's in a different country every week living her life to the fullest.
Surrogacy is one industry that needs to be highly regulated, failure to do so and we have another babyfarm/factory waiting to happen…
We are about to experience abuse and trafficking epidemic in Nigeria.
My American friend always used to tell me he grew up in a rough trailer park for the poorest of the poor in middle America.
When he took me there, it looked like dolphin estate. Revoked his comradeship there & then.