I wouldn't say it in the same words as the original poster at whom this comment is directed, but I share his views. Whilst the majority of Nigerians are thoroughly decent and honourable people, there is a small minority who give the rest a really stinking reputation. Due to the generally high level of intelligence and education, it's often hard to work out who's genuine and who's not.
I've dealt with people from both ends of that spectrum and the experiences I've had with Nigerians, both inside and outside of Nigeria, mean that I never wish to set foot in that country again, nor to deal with people of that nationality in any context. Sad, but true. And if you want to call me a bigot or a racist for saying so ..... be my guest.
I wouldn't say it in the same words as the original poster at whom this comment is directed, but I
DON'T share his views. Whilst
the majority of nationals from a 'Topmost' African nation are thoroughly decent and honourable people, there is a small minority (18%) who give the rest a really stinking reputation of high prevalence of HIV/AIDS. Due to the generally high level of intelligence and education, it's often hard to work out who's genuine (CLEAN) and who's not (DIRTY).
I
HAVEN'T dealt with people from both ends of that spectrum and the experiences I've had with citizens of this 'Topmost' country, both inside and outside of its borders, mean that I never wish to set foot in that country again, nor to deal with people of that nationality in any context - not even sharing a kiss with its cute ladies! Sad, but true. And if you want to call me a bigot or a racist for saying so ..... be my guest.