Nigeru Da Yo Novels & Stories

Tania: "Yes! I promise you are going to love Nigerian delicacies." I could see the excitement all over her. When I first got the movie script and found out about our trip to Nigeri, I had to let Tania know and since then she has been so excited. Our visit to the mall today was because of the trip to Africa next month, she wants us to look out best in Nigeria, which made me wonder what the country looks like. Apart from the knowledge that the country is quite hot and they love spicy food, I really don't know anything else.

But, no condition is permanent unless you're six feet under. I'm from West Africa Nigeria. Let me tell you a little bit about my country. Nigeria has 36 states and in these many States, there are different cultures and traditions. I came from the Eastern Part of Nigeria, popularly known as the Igbo Tribe. Everything has a certain way it has been from the time of their ancestors and until now so anything that isn't of the norms is a big No and very much frowned upon. I was born into a family of four. I have an older brother, an older sister, then there is me and my baby sister. The numbers pretty much summed themselves up matching with the genders so there was no cheating.

Previously… Femi. "Oh it's fine. It's fine. You only underestimate my proactiveness as a Tesla driver in Nigeri, I won't have you stranded on the road with a dead car baby don't you worry about that." I told her. "Thank you darling." She said.

Dayo and I move towards the room and my heart collapses into my feet when I see a body completely covered with white cloth. No way. "Where is Ike? "Dayo questions Ayo again. However, my gaze doesn't leave the image before me. "No be him be that? Ike done die! He done go! He done go leave us! "I hear Ayo screams and I turn around just in time to see him crashing to the ground. (Is that not him? Ike has died! He has gone! He has gone and left us!) Ike is dead? How? Why? For what? I never wanted to believe Ike was dead as we Nigerians most times say someone 'don die' (has died) when the person is in serious trouble.

Konstantin asked and I nodded while my heart thumped at his request. “Yeah. How have you been?” I asked as I tried to relax. “I’ve been good. You said you would tell me where you came from if we met again. I know I can read your records but it’s more fun straight from the damsel’s mouth.” He said as he intertwined his fingers. I chuckled feeling a little awkward as I rubbed my neck. “I am African. Nigerian from Igbo (E-bo) tribe.” I replied and he nodded. “Nigeria? It’s got quite the reputation.” He said as he picked up the coffee cup I had just noticed.

Elsa asked. "Yeah, that's what am thinking about right now." Clara said. "And what's that big hole you just jumped out of." Maggie asked. "Just stop the question and let me think properly." Clara said. She suddenly remembered something. "Am in Stardom City, where's that? Where in Nigeria?" She asked. "Nigeria? What's Nigeria?" Elsa said. "I was about asking you, your skin in different from our though it almost similar." Sharon said. "Wait! What country am I?" Clara asked.

she asked curiously as she scooted closer to me her eyes widening in excitement. I laughed then I answered her. "Yes and No" I said then she furrowed her brows at me, then I continued.. " Yes Africa is Continent and I am Nigerian and Nigeria is one of the Fifty five countries that are under Africa" I explained further. " Owww okay, I just assumed that Africa is like one place" she said

He turned it on and changed the channel to a Nigerian station I sat on the cushion chair I was sitting before dad arrived Me: why do you like watching Nigerian shows? Anibe : cause I wanna know how life is there Me: isn't it boring? Chubi: not all. Some are quite interesting. And funny Anibe : do you know that place is filled with drama and memers? Me: I don't know Anibe : I wish we could travel there sometime Chubi: me too Me: I don't They looked at me Anibe : prodigal daughter

Please check it out. Still your favorite writer. Kasllie Hills. #peace_out_udo 😍 ❤ ❤ #one_love_Nigeria.

" In Yoruba language. 8.) Daa daa ma: Very well ma. A Yoruba sentence. 9.) NYSC : National Youth Service Corp, a one year service the Nigerian youths go for after graduating from the university or polytechnic.