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Guests | Zikoko!
  • Every Nigerian Household Has Had These 7 Kinds Of Visitors

    1. Mr/Mrs Money Bags

    These are always our favourite kinds of visitors. The big aunties and uncles that always come armed with goodies and never leave without dropping “something” in your hand when they’re leaving. Stomach infrastructure so on point it’s like they all attended the Fayose School of Stomach Infrastructure.

    2. The FFO (For Food Only)

    These ones will visit your house for the food. It’s all about the food. They will time it to arrive just when lunch is being prepared so that you will have no choice but to add their mouth join.

    3. The Picky Eaters

    These ones will refuse everything you offer them. They are either watching their weight or height, and if they even end up agreeing to take something, they will never finish anything you serve them.

    4. The Poke Nosers

    These ones can’t keep their opinions to themselves. They have an opinion on everything. From how you cook your food to how you discipline your children. Uncle, who asked you?

    5. The Unannounced Visitor

    These ones will never call or text or even “Wuzzup” before coming around. They’ll just show up, like Judgement Day, and start giving you wahala trying to think of what to offer them, getting where they will sleep ready and everything.

    6. The “I Just Dropped By” Visitors

    These ones are not so bad. Their visit is always quick. It usually starts and ends at the door. They just sha wanted to see your face that you’re alive and they’re gone. Finish. O pari. Shikena. No stress to go and start buying coke and groundnut.

    7. The Freeloader

    They might have come into your home for a visit, but before they leave they will become a part of the family. They will enter your house with one small bag, then before you know it, their possessions have full everywhere and they do not want to leave again.

    And now, here’s a post on the 7 kinds of people you’ll meet at the ATM:

    https://zikoko.com/list/7-kinds-people-youll-meet-atm/
  • 1. So if you are someone that doesn’t like to stay in one place.

    2. You like visiting! Which means food, friends and family time!

    3. But before you go and disgrace us….

    4. Allow zikoko teach you how to be the perfect guest.

    5. First of all make sure you are actually invited to the place you are going to oh!

    6. Also, it’s better not to go empty handed. Buy a gift!

    7. Don’t start fighting the caterers or waiters because of small chops.

    8. Don’t overstay your welcome please, after 2 hours carry your wahala and be going.

    9. Don’t be dragging remote control with the owners of the house.

    10. If you use their toilet, please flush oh!

    11. And finally, make sure you say thank you for the invite oh!

  • 14 People You Will Meet At A Nigerian Wedding

    1. The power hungry bouncers

    These ones want you to call them “chairman” one million times before they allow you enter, even though you have an invite.

    2. The dancing waiter

    There’s always one waiter that forgets his tray carrying work and starts giving some hot steps!

    3. The enthusiastic photographer

    Ready to lie down on the dance-floor to get the “perfect shot”. Baba take it easy oh!

    4. The cassanova groomsman

    Every woman there is a possible target. No one is safe oh! Not even great grandmothers.

    5. The very excited mother of the bride

    This is actually her wedding. The bride and groom are just attending.

    6. The desperate bridesmaid

    She wants to meet every single eligible bachelor there and treats the tossing of the bouquet like it’s an olympic sport.

    7. The tipsy uncle

    Has a little to drink and starts disturbing all the bride’s friends even though his wife is watching him.

    8. The stingy caterer

    These ones act like they are not being paid to provide food oh. So stingy!

    9. The “mo gbo mo ya” guest

    Does not know the bride or groom. Came strictly for the party with no shame or regrets!

    10. The souvenir hustler

    Ready to fight for her right to that bucket and bottle opener if need be!

    11. The bored cousin

    There is always a relative of the bride or groom that is clearly attending the wedding by force and is not happy to be there.

    12. The judging aunties

    They are there to pass judgement on any and everyone at that event. Including you!

    13. The oversabi couple

    It’s not their wedding but everyone must see they are in love at someone else’s wedding oh!

    14. The oversabi MC

    He will do more than the bride, groom, waiters, relatives and everybody combined. Uncle face your talk talk work and go!
  • 17 Annoying Things Nigerian Guests Do When They Visit
    Sometimes, you may not be in the best moods to entertain visitors. To make matters worse, they come and start misbehaving. You are just there praying to God to hold your mouth and hands. If you have ever been in this situation you will understand these.

    1. When someone comes visiting with a travelling bag

    Hello, excuse me what’s all this? Visit not vacation!

    2. When they come and start asking for the most random things

    It seems something is wrong with you today.

    3. “Why didn’t you arrange your house”

    Is it your house? Is it your arrange? Leave me please.

    4. When they start making food demands like asking for pounded yam

    Because this is your family restaurant?

    5. Guests that only show up when they know you are cooking

    You are such an unfortunate fellow but you won’t hear it from my mouth.

    6. When a guest changes the DSTV channel to Africa Magic Yoruba

    Are you okay at all? On my own money for subscription.

    7. And then proceed to state they prefer fresh fish

    The people that are doing you are dead.

    8. When visitors want to scold you or encourage your parents to scold you

    Oshey minister of scolding, carry your wahala and go. Oversabi.

    9. And they expect you to cater to their needs and entertain them

    What do you think I look like?

    10. When a visitor says”can I have that drink you gave me the other time”

    Ths one wants to turn me to bar man. Can you please not.

    11. When a guest boldly says “won’t you turn on the gen?”

    As costly as fuel is? Not today Satan.

    12. When guests start thinking being a guest = special rights

    So you want me to serve you and clear the plates and wash them? Please use your brain.

    13. When guests begin to feel too comfortable and at home

    Excuse me sir, I pay the rent here.

    14. Or someone starts heading to your fridge or cupboard

    Where do you think you are going?

    15. When a guest starts invading your room and closet

    Heyss don’t be stupid my friend respect yourself.

    16. When they want takeaway because the food was sweet

    If you don’t get out from here before I open my eyes.

    17. And sometimes when they begin to overstay their welcome

    See, we have burial in the village come and be going please.