Long story short, tipping as it is done in the US is an utterly ridiculous practice, and I say this as someone who cherishes the tipping culture in Nigeria.
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I miss Abuja but it doesn’t seem like I’ll be able to go back, at least not until the end of the year at any rate. Until then, I have to find a way to make DC my home. If you know anyone who’s hiring, I’m available. Seriously.
…And I caught the cold of my life. I’ve been like this on flights ever since… Hello DC!
So I was in Starbucks one morning a few weeks ago when this guy came and sat beside me. We struck up a conversation..
I’m in Calabar for a bit! My hotel is super nice! And I already met one of my blog readers!!! Hi Calabar Sugabelly followers!!!..
6:33 pm, September 19, 2007 Just arrived at the airport About to be picked up by the school van and head off for campus...
I survived camp and I’m back home. Ekene dili Chukwu!!! The first thing I did was jump in the bath and scrub until my..
I managed about a week in Kabba Asaya NYSC Camp before constipation had me convinced my heart was about to fail. Two times I have tried to shit in this nysc camp but it’s obviously a feat beyond my mental strength. I’ve made up my mind already.
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