- While some cultures believe it’s rude to not look someone in the eye, in Nigeria, it is customary to not look into someone’s eyes as direct eye contact is seen as being disrespectful.
From Nigerian facts on twitter.
Wednesday, April 24, 2019
Nigerian History
Northerners protest against military rule in Zaria (1966)
- While some cultures believe it’s rude to not look someone in the eye, in Nigeria, it is customary to not look into someone’s eyes as direct eye contact is seen as being disrespectful.
- While some cultures believe it’s rude to not look someone in the eye, in Nigeria, it is customary to not look into someone’s eyes as direct eye contact is seen as being disrespectful.
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I thank God for my kind of eyes. If you annoy me and I fixed my eyes on you ehn, fear go catch you😁😁😁
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ReplyDeleteI look straight into those eyes! Common
ReplyDeleteOkay
ReplyDeleteIt is time for us to protest against them.
DeleteO too ge!
I don't understand the correlation of the Military Protest and looking into one's eyes?
ReplyDeleteO.k
ReplyDeletehelp me ask o. what's the correlation
ReplyDeleteThey protest cos no be northerners they in power, since they enter military rule nobody hear their voice again that's is to show the power hungry & hypocrite the northern has always been
ReplyDeleteThat's why the oyinbos believe you are lieing if you don't look straight into their eyes.
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