11 BAD HABITS COMMON AMONGST NIGERIANS

Below are 11 bad habits many Nigerians commonly have.

1. ARRIVING LATE TO PARTIES

Why do people like arriving late to a party?

2. CHEWING FOOD NOISILY

Nothing is more annoying and irritating than a full grown adult chewing his/her food with their mouth wide open like a pit. The sound alone is worse, it can make someone go insane.
Borrow pose


3. BORROW POSE
This simply means showing off with stuff that is not yours. Some social media influencers are on this table.

Most Nigerians love do this borrow pose , and we especially do this when we plan on impressing someone, or just want to show off to the public that doesn't even know you.

4.CRACKING OUR KNUCKLES

Anywhere Nigerians go they must crack one part of their body especially the knuckles. Well, I just cracked mine while writing this. We move!.

5. INSULTING OUR PRESIDENT

This one is a general case. We just love insulting our presidents, both past and present.
Well I won't lie, I am guilty. They are not doing us well.

6. SCRATCHING IN PUBLIC

This is why I don't shake hands with people. You don't know where the hand went to. A lot of Nigerians are fond of scratching in public. Guy will scratch their junk, girls will scratch their butt. Everyone is scratching.

7. PICKING THEIR NOSE

Another reason why I don't shake people in this country. After picking the nonsense in that nose you want to use me and clean your hands. My friend please shift one side.

8. NOT WASHING THEIR HANDS PROPERLY

This is a common problem. Since childhood Nigerians have been fond of this one.

Please try to wash hands during this pandemic.

9. NOT WASHING THEIR HANDS AFTER VISITING THE TOILET

Another reason why you should shake anyone you see or anybody. Most Nigerians are fond of using the toilet and not washing hands.

10. FLASHING ON MOBILE PHONES

Nigerians are flashers.

We love flashing and we will cut the call quickly before they pick.

I have never flashed before (who stoned me?).

11. REMOVING EAR WAX WITH A BROOM, MATCHSTICK ETC 

​If you are on this table, come for meeting tomorrow. A lot of Nigerians love doing this. In fact we put anything we see in our ear when it's itching us.