Nigerians have trust issues: just for the laughs
As a Nigerian, at times I wonder if we all have trust issues. I can relate wifh the fact that our government has failed us, but is it the aftermath or side effects of loss of trust in them that is making us lose trust in virtually everything and everyone?
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In fact if you don't practice at least one, you're not a true Nigerian. ๐๐
We still count our money after withdrawing from an ATM
Even when taking one way road, we still look left and right before choosing the road
After locking the doors of the car with remote, we still manually try to open them to confirm they are truly locked
Once NEPA take light, we still check other houses around to make sure it's general.
When buying recharge card, we stay with the seller while loading the card before walking away.
We cover ourselves with blood of Jesus after being touched by strangers
When we price something and the seller agrees immediately, we always feel cheated.
We charge our phones after the battery shows 100%
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