White Naija Girl: April 2018

Today I want to talk to you about the far-right movement happening in Hungary at the moment and my opinion about it as White Naija Girl.I am originally from Hungary myslef and I cannot reist to express my opinion about the topic.

As we know Hungary became member of the European Union in 2004 and Hungarians with their Prime-Minister, Viktor Orban knew what they were getting into, they knew the rules and regulations and the values of EU. Since then Orban spoke hugely against taking in Syrian refugees and since he was elected prime minister in 2010, he has turned public broadcasting stations into propaganda outlets, forced the sale of private stations into the hands of his political allies and taken effective control over the most important courts in the land.

In my opinion Hungarians didn't know what they were voting for as the election was wrongly branded.

Hungary is fighting a losing battle! - that's the way I see it. Hungarians want to get all the benefits of the EU without giving back. It is interesting how this is happening in the time of Brexit and Donald Trump's presidency. But UK and Hungary is not even in the same level economically and its perception by the rest of the world is rather different.

If Hungary is out of EU and God forbid there is a war Hungarians would be really struggling to survive alone.
In my opinion Hungarians are kind heated people but these politicians are using them for their own selfish agenda. They are using their citizens to raise their status.
I have been to Africa, and of course Nigeria has challenges but I don't think Hungarians should be afraid of people from Africa or Middle East especially not the way Orban portraits the situation

Every house has their own habits as we say it in Hungary so why is it not alright to have different cultures in the same country in 2018? I live in the UK and I find it refreshing that you can experience different cultures from the comfort of your home.

All in all I cannot blame Hungarian people a lot of people don't educate people, they don't travel , talk to other ethnicity. There is so much more to this issue!

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1. They will always find you!

The first thing I learnt in Nigeria is that as a white person you cannot hide. People will always notice you no matter how hard you try to hide. Especially in areas where there are not so many white people which is understandable , isn't it?

2. Electricity Issue

Electricity supply can still be cut off in certain area of Nigeria, even during the day! But when it comes back on children would run around shouting NEPA NEPA! Even my kids started to do that after a while when we stayed in Nigeria.

3. Religion

Nigerians are super religious but in contrast to other part of the world Muslims and Christians can live together in peace.

4. Business

Nigerians are great at business! This comes mainly from the fact that unemployment is still super high in Nigeria and people NEED to do some form of business to survive.

5. Don't go shopping by yourself!

I noticed that as a white person you can only buy goods on the market for a premium price. You can of course go to supermarkets instead where there are set prices. If you still decide to visit the market though make sure you bring someone with you to negotiate a good price.

6. Hair styling with scissors

Local hairdressers cut out-sticking little hair off with scissors after styling. This wouldn't be a problem if you have a wig or weave in but in my case the lady was actually cutting some of my own hair to an inch lengths which I wasn't too happy about. :)

7. You are the wife of everyone !

In Nigerian culture you marrying into the family and other people can call you my wife as well. This is because they want to show you that they accepted you into the family.

8. People are using their mouth to call others on the street

This is a common form of getting attention in Lagos. In fact you cannot get much attention saying "Excuse me" etc. Learn the trade and you will get by better.

9. Nigerians are great dancers

I am always amazed how many great dancers are in Nigeria. Even little kids can dance better than me. Not that I can dance anyways :D

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