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Becoming Nigerian

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Originally published on the 4th of March 2020 and authored by Elnathan John, Becoming Nigerian: A Guide is a humorous annotation on the different Nigerians you are likely to meet at home and abroad, on your way to heaven or to hell. Becoming Nigerian is a despicably comical and sour guide to how to be a Nigerian.

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Originally published on the 4th of March 2020 and authored by Elnathan John, Becoming Nigerian: A Guide is a humorous annotation on the different Nigerians you are likely to meet at home and abroad, on your way to heaven or to hell.

Becoming Nigerian is a despicably comical and sour guide to how to be a Nigerian.

It is an intense look at how power functions in private and in public sectors; in politics, business, religious institutions and in homes.

From the assessment of religious hypocrisy to the travel advice for Nigerians going to the United States, the collection is a jab at Nigerian society and its relation to the world.

It is an aggravation and a call for self-examination among all levels and sectors in the Nigerian society.

This book summons for everyone to embrace and rejoice in their inner Nigerian.

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