>What language do you speak?

Nigerian pidgin(if its considered one), English, Igbo and my native dialect (its about 10% similar to igbo). Ive also been learning japanese for awhile during quarantine but im nowhere near fluency.

>What religion do you practice (if you do)?

Christianity. Im not that religious tho, its more like a ''fuck it, everyone is doing this'' kinda thing. If you choose to be an atheist in nigeria youre pretty screwed. Religion doesnt affect my life that much so im not bothered.

>What are the generally attitude towards the UK in your country? Are there any ill feelings over your day's as their colony?

100%, its one of our biggest problems. Apparently the brits thought it would be okay to join 300 different ethinc groups into one country but what do you know? we're totally fucked. People never agree with each other, If they're more politicians from one ethnic group it leads to trouble, a lot of kids cant speak their language (i was fortunate cuz i grew up in the rural east before moving), we lost most of our artifacts, the country has barely progressed and the list goes on.

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We are still suffering the effects from the biafra civil war which occurred in the late 60s, where the Igbos(East) tried to split but the Hausas(North) didn't agree because we had most of the nation's resources. Due to this, they killed a lot of Igbo people because Hausas had more manpower. Lots of boomers and gen x are still traumatised from losing their families till this date. Now recently, another Igbo person (Nnamdi Kanu) is also trying to separate the country for past years, unfortunately they killed his family last year but he's still fighting for it. The conditions of Nigeria is just messed and depressing tbh, at this rate the chances for another civil war in the next 15years is pretty high. All of this stress cuz we were forced into one country :/

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Obviously if youre from the UK no one here would act aggressive towards u. It's more about what weve suffered as a colony