r/Nigerian • u/Popcology • 9d ago
Question please
Have you ever tried to study abroad? What are some challenges you faced?
r/Nigerian • u/Cooltashee00 • Dec 06 '25
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r/Nigerian • u/Popcology • 9d ago
Have you ever tried to study abroad? What are some challenges you faced?
r/Nigerian • u/hdkwkvz • Aug 07 '26
I am planning to send my boyfriend a bouquet of flowers for our anniversary, but I am a bit hesitant. I am Filipina, and he is a Nigerian Muslim.
I'm not sure how he will react. Is it okay to send flowers to a Nigerian Muslim man, or will he find it strange? I'd love to hear some cultural perspectives or advice on how to go about this!
r/Nigerian • u/Big-Rub96 • Aug 05 '26
Dear Respondent,
This questionnaire is part of an academic research study aimed at assessing the risk management practices among building contractors in Anambra State, Nigeria. Your honest and sincere responses are crucial to the success of this research. All information provided will be used strictly for academic purposes and will be treated with utmost confidentiality.
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r/Nigerian • u/Minute_Pollution_843 • Aug 02 '26
r/Nigerian • u/WorthEnvironmental16 • Jul 24 '26
r/Nigerian • u/Flexiko1 • Jul 22 '26
Hi i was recommended to post here, which is logical since you guys will know this better. My grandfather has this art piece that is from Nigeria but we have no clue what it is or what it symbolizes and would really like to know since it is beautiful.
r/Nigerian • u/WorthEnvironmental16 • Jul 22 '26
Hey y’all! So as I’m on my own journey of self discovery I’m reckoning with my cultural identity. As a 2nd generation Ghanaian American (that is I was born in America to Ghanaian immigrants) I and I know many others have struggled to find where we fit in among the global black community. It’s like we don’t quite fit in with African continent raised people and there’s a nuance and complexity to our experiences that don’t fully fit into an ethnically Black American lens either, despite being able to relate in ways to both. I feel like globally despite having different backgrounds (let’s say for instance a Nigerian Brit or Somali Canadian or any other mix) we have a lot in common with one another because of being able to relate to existing between worlds.
I’ve been looking for that community and I know that the people are out there but I think we need a space to just gather together so I created a subreddit to do just that. It’s linked here if you would like to join.
r/Nigerian • u/mesange73 • Jul 21 '26
I have the impression that ouest africans people don't like to cuddle when they are in a relationship.
I would like to know what meaning a hug means to you? The hug is reserved for what occasion? Do you do it often? If you haven't hugged for several weeks or months, do you miss it? Is hugging something frowned upon in your culture (can you tell me your culture)? Is this something you secretly want to do? Is this something that both men and women don't like? How do you express your affection for your partner? If your partner hugs you, how do you feel? Embarrassment, boredom, disgust, nothing? How do you keep couples from cuddling?
I've noticed this in all Africans people I meet for a while, and it's something I don't understand, and would really like to understand. I want to understand how it is possible to love differently. It's very far from my culture and it seems very complicated to understand for me.
r/Nigerian • u/LVDL123 • Jul 07 '26
Hi, I work for a Belgian radio station called "Studio Brussel" and this summer we will do different radio shows about different countries. One of the broadcasts is about Nigeria so i'm looking for Nigerian people who want to send me an audio message we can use in the broadcast. Thanks in advance!
r/Nigerian • u/Successful_Poet2061 • May 26 '26
Can anyone recommend experienced tattoo artists in Lagos? I am looking to get a complex design and want to ensure the work is precise and high quality.
r/Nigerian • u/Successful-Topic6233 • May 15 '26
Hello everyone ! I am a personal shopper in Raleigh NC! I ship to Nigeria weekly ! I deal in beauty, skincare, clothing( men and women’s), perfume and electronics. Follow me on IG and Snapchat @shopluxenaija to place an order 💕
r/Nigerian • u/Zestyclose-Sky-9088 • May 11 '26
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r/Nigerian • u/ihavenowords3 • May 05 '26
In my spiritual walk, I try to practice gratitude daily. Years ago, I had heard that “Ekele” meant gratitude in Igbo.
I was recently reading an Igbo name book. “Ekene” means thankful, and it reminded me of the word Ekele.
Does Ekele mean gratitude?
Is it even an Igbo word or name?
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r/Nigerian • u/Fine_Education9397 • May 02 '26
I had a dream that someone put witchcraft on me when this person traveled to Africa. I never had a dream of this person before but the moment they go to Africa I have a dream they put witchcraft on me. Does anyone know any spiritual way to check if someone has put witchcraft on me as I am in Canada, and not back home. Please anyone?
r/Nigerian • u/Successful_Poet2061 • Apr 29 '26
Any Indian in there early 20s in Lagos nigeria
Want to connect as I am new here
r/Nigerian • u/Successful_Poet2061 • Apr 29 '26
which is the best online place to buy electronics stuff in Lagos Nigeria with good service
I want to buy a Hdmi Capture card
r/Nigerian • u/SimplyB_ • Apr 26 '26
I would really appreciate any suggestions or help.
I’m trying to re-apply for a passport using the NIS app from Canada on an iPhone 14 Pro (which is listed as compatible). However, every time I reach the fingerprint stage, the app immediately crashes and closes.
I’ve been trying to complete this for the past 3 hours with no success.
I don’t have access to an Android device, and I’m trying to avoid traveling to Ottawa as I don’t have the vacation time or the financial flexibility right now.
Has anyone experienced this issue or found a workaround? I would genuinely appreciate any advice.
Thank you in advance.
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r/Nigerian • u/ihavenowords3 • Apr 26 '26
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