Best usages and practices in Nigeria

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Member since 30 May 2013

PriscillaViP09 March 2017 06:18:06

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Hello everyone,

Living in Nigeria means learning new ways of doing things and incorporating to your daily life unique practices.

We invite you to share unique practices, tools or methods that could also make a difference in other countries.

For instance, have you recently discovered new rules or habits regarding transportation, the environment or health in Nigeria? Are there innovative and useful practices or services that make daily life simpler?

Thank you for your contribution.

Priscilla

Alistair.S New member

Member since 09 October 2011

Alistair.SNew member13 March 2017 21:20:38

Best thing that I found personally...

Learn a few phrases in local tongue and use them.

But most of all... Show respect and remember, as an expat, you are a visitor in somebody's home.

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