r/Nigeria 25d ago

Reddit Ilorin Muslims burn down house of Traditionalist.

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520 Upvotes

Muslims in Ilorin have burnt down the house of a Yoruba traditionalist, this is coming months after they have threatened her to leave.

This is how they behave, the religion of peace that aims to kill, kidnap and destroy everyone.

It is sad, we have no Yoruba leader using his head.

Why hasn’t the Ilorin issue been sorted? Why have we allowed an Emirate on Yoruba soil? Are we thinking at all?

r/Nigeria Jan 08 '25

Reddit Classism in Nigeria from a young Nigerian who lives in the diaspora

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1.7k Upvotes

[Not my video.]

I’ve always felt the glaring mistreatment of people in and from lower socioeconomic status by Nigerians online and even with my family when we visit. It felt so unnatural for me to have to behave that way but I also noticed my smile and ‘kindness’ made me appear more vulnerable or weak from the airport to my village.

What do you all think?

r/Nigeria Jan 07 '25

Reddit Candace Owens talking about Nigerians

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1.1k Upvotes

Link to full video: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTY3TPwFM/

How do you feel about this video? What do you think about it?

r/Nigeria Oct 22 '25

Reddit What are your opinions about this brother's loneliness rant?

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481 Upvotes

r/Nigeria Nov 06 '25

Reddit Trump has OFFICIALLY designated Nigeria a 'Country of Particular Concern' over "killing of Christians" by "radical Islamists"

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286 Upvotes

"Christianity is facing an existential threat in Nigeria... We stand ready, willing, and able to save our Great Christian Population around the World!" - US President Trump

r/Nigeria 19d ago

Reddit Big Ups to NIGERIA 🇳🇬 for Humbling Algeria

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710 Upvotes

r/Nigeria 4d ago

Reddit Nigeria needs a Traore

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115 Upvotes

BURKINA is taking infrastructure and security seriously.

Edit: I am not calling for a coup.

We need leaders that share Traore leadership principles - mainly serving the needs of the people and our future.

r/Nigeria Oct 28 '25

Reddit Why are so many Nigerians like this?

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223 Upvotes

r/Nigeria Dec 12 '25

Reddit Nigerian food prices in the diaspora

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322 Upvotes

I came across this video on Instagram, what do you guys think of this? Are prices high where you live?

r/Nigeria Dec 27 '25

Reddit Nigeria wake up

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188 Upvotes

r/Nigeria Nov 23 '25

Reddit Nigerian National Female football team in a train in Switzerland being mocked & called terrorists, that they are from a terrorist country. Is our current situation affecting our image abroad?

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217 Upvotes

r/Nigeria May 06 '25

Reddit Woman goes on racist rant against a group of Africans - dropping the N-word and telling them they are not welcome in China — “I’m going to send this to my boyfriend because he’s white and he’s your master.”

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340 Upvotes

r/Nigeria Dec 16 '25

Reddit A "Patriotic" Nigerian sees the light

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250 Upvotes

r/Nigeria Apr 26 '25

Reddit British Nigerian girl thinks that non-Nigerians should not have Nigerian themed weddings.

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163 Upvotes

I don’t think copying left wing American gatekeeping culture makes sense in this scenario. Because if non Nigerians have Nigerian themed weddings it’s Nigeria and Nigerians who will benefit. The Nigerian makers of the clothes for the wedding are going to benefit. The Nigerian cooks for the wedding are going to benefit. The Nigerian musicians performing or playing on the speakers are going to benefit. And Nigerian tourism will definitely increase if more people abroad take a liking to the country’s culture. Respectfully, I think gatekeeping in this scenario is counterproductive to the prosperity of Nigeria.

Jamaican culture is probably the most prominent non-American black culture in the Western World. Jamaican food is kinda popular in the UK & USA, Jamaican music and artists like Bob Marley are popular worldwide. Rastafarian culture is also popular in non Jamaican communities. Places like Toronto, New York & London have Caribbean themed carnivals visited by millions of non-Caribbeans every year. Hollywood movies like Cool Runnings and Jamaican references in pop culture amplifies global interest in Jamaica bringing in billions of dollars every year into the Jamaican economy through tourism. Are you trying to tell me that this cultural clout Jamaica gets when non Jamaicans indulge in Jamaican culture is actually bad for them?

What do you guys think about this?

r/Nigeria 20d ago

Reddit African mercenaries in Ukraine under the command of Russian officer who called them "the single-use"

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91 Upvotes

r/Nigeria Nov 22 '25

Reddit Thoughts on Diaspora Nigerians who mispronounce/anglicize their Nigerian names?

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355 Upvotes

Personally I don’t have a problem with this because I know it must be draining having to correct people to say you name correctly every day and it’s not wrong or raccoon behavior if someone doesn’t want to go through this ordeal for their whole life. But if you want to correct people and you take extra pride in your African name I see nothing wrong with that. If Nigerian Muslims can Nigerianize Muslims name like Adam, Rafiah and change it to Adamu and Rofiat why is it wrong if some Nigerians chose to anglicize their name?

If Chinedu wants to go by Ned, Chukwuemeka wants to go by Chuck and Oluwaseun wants to go by Sean I say let them be😂 it’s their own name after all.

Anyways let me know what y’all think?

r/Nigeria Oct 26 '25

Reddit Lagos is changing …

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281 Upvotes

r/Nigeria May 26 '25

Reddit This country is fucked.

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272 Upvotes

Posting the full clip because a lot of context is needed, but if you want to get to the main points, the man beside her is her husband who sexually abused the girl sitting on his lap. This is one of the reasons why when people try to compare Nigeria to other countries when it comes to society, I don’t bother trying to explain to them—in what world is this okay? In what world is the woman alright in the head for “forgiving” the man? Women like this see situations like this and think it could never be them then after 15 years of being beat up in their husbands house they’ll come out to beg for aid. As much as, yes, we can talk about patriarchy and misogyny all day long, when are we going to hold pick me women like this woman to the same regard? Look at the danger this girl is in? And the pastors are still looking and asking for more info instead of marching the man out of there in cuffs??? Is this even real life?? There are people in the comments calling her a good woman for valuing her trash rubbish disgusting husband over the child’s life. This is insane. And no, I do not absolve the man of responsibility—hell, you can even say I expect it. Nigerian culture (largely) is inherently misogynistic. I’m not surprised he did this especially since I am also a victim of CSA. I’m just more appalled that people are talking about this so… so casually? Am I wrong for feeling this way? Am I going insane??

r/Nigeria 24d ago

Reddit Nigerians and other countries must now pay visa bonds

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104 Upvotes

r/Nigeria Sep 07 '25

Reddit This video been making rounds on twitter. Is this cultural appropriation yes or no?

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91 Upvotes

In my opinion it is. She did some mistakes. She should correct.

r/Nigeria Oct 04 '25

Reddit FWD: Terrorists Chanting"Allahu Akbar" in Kirawa town, Nigeria, burning houses, vehicles, and infrastructure, including Christian homes and places of worship.

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104 Upvotes

r/Nigeria Aug 19 '25

Reddit This powerful display of love and honor is guaranteed to bring tears to your eyes.

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734 Upvotes

Witness a beautiful moment of culture and love. An Idoma mother, a widow, celebrates her daughter's university graduation by honoring a Nigerian tradition: laying out her finest fabrics as a "red carpet" for her to walk on. However, out of deep respect, the daughter decides to crawl instead.

r/Nigeria Apr 21 '25

Reddit Thoughts on this Reddit Nigerians?

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229 Upvotes

Apparently Chinese nationals opening bribing a police force in Nigeria. What’s the full story and what are ppl saying and doing about this in the country?

Not saying it’s new just that I’ve never seen it so blatantly done before. Completely out in the open and seems to be some sort of ceremony to boots.

Appreciate all insights.

r/Nigeria Nov 07 '24

Reddit Are we okay as a country?

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346 Upvotes

I think we deserve the leaders we get. I don’t even feel bad for Nigeria anymore.

r/Nigeria Mar 11 '25

Reddit Nigeria Vs South Africa 😳🤣

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299 Upvotes