Saturday, February 20, 2016

#LagosLessons: Some Nigerian twitter users dish out important Lagos life lessons



Omg! This hashtag on twitter is cracking me up. Some twitter users have decided to give out tips on how to survive in Lagos and some of them are really funny but so true! So hey, you planning a Lagos trip, you might wanna have a look. All my friends that are talking to me every day about Lagos holiday, this is vital hey. Check out more with #Lagoslessons on twitter.
Anyway, stay happy lovelies and enjoy your weekend. Xoxo. See more below....




"Cutting your hair this low as a woman is not part of the Nigerian culture"?


Beautiful people, I'm so sorry about my continued absence here. I have nothing to say more than life happened out here and I've been living the life. Anyway, I think now that I'm finally able, I should address this. Please what's the big deal with a lady wearing her hair natural and low? I'm really not sure what the deal is with a lady choosing to cut her own hair off. I decided to take that route a few months back and I haven't had the last of it till today. First, I walked to the barber's shop and asked for a haircut but the barber opted for a lecture on Nigerian culture blah blah blah. He literally spent over twenty minutes scolding / advising me not to forget my roots / culture. My question to him was, "don't you see girls around here with short hair" and he confidently told me, "yeah I do but they're from here and it's their culture and not yours". I was in shock! This was the most appalling thing I had heard in forever. 
Like seriously, what's this about short hair isn't a Nigerian thing? Like the barber's lecture wasn't enough, my friends who saw the picture on my bbm took their turn. They blasted me with questions about why I cut my hair. Most of them literally felt so sorry for me like I had some problem. I was / still dazed. I didn't understand the whole drama around my haircut. I finally went back home for holiday and more drama awaited me there.