Happy New year people's! I went to 9ja and my oh my was it a blast. I chilled with the fam and it was soooo much fun. I decided to do the nigerian tag for bare fun. Its reading week soooo :D :D :D

Nigerian Tag' Questions:
- Do you have a Nigerian name and what does it mean?- God is good :)

- When was the last time you were in Nigeria?- Last year

- What part of Nigeria are you from?- #igbokwenu

- Do you speak your language?- lol i understand igbo well....ummm i speak a little bit

- Do you speak Pidgin English?- uh? OFC...i be ph gyal o

- What is your favourite Nigerian food?-too plenty to mention. But give me beans and plantain anytime, gimme 
some ofe akwu, okazi or vegetable lol then we could be besties

- What is your favourite Nigerian song?- i love porthacourt son by Duncan mighty, higher by lara george and malaria by soty. But i love the oldies naija music.

- What was your most embarassing moment back in Naija- dem plenty lol but the one that stands out is getting teased in primary school for not knowing math. Funny thing is now am in a science program :P

- What around your house represents your culture?- my traditional clothes  

- What do you like about your culture?- igbo people know how to preserve culture and stories. ( I mean if your igbo and haven't heard first hand stories about the biafran war then i don't know whatchu doing jk.) As in igbo people so not miss christmas or new year festivities in the village :)

- What is a ridiculous question you were asked about your culture?-  i won't call them ridiculous questions but i'd say the stupid assumptions that have been made about me are are 'oh your light so you definitely must be igbo' or  'you must be money hungry and cunning cause your igbo' (I mean this attribute pertains to every culture) or the best i've heard is 'you have sooo many igbo names I thought you'd have an igbo accent' (honestly :|)

- What can you do to improve your country?- the health care system. More prevention schemes and health education should be introduced. I feel like this is a step to people taking charge of their health and a positive change to the system