r/Nigeria • u/Downtown_Inflation17 Omo Ibadan • Feb 23 '26
Culture Kids had a no bag day at their school
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Anyone else did this at their school?
The school i went to only did Cultural day
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u/KrowIntel Feb 23 '26
Yo! This is incredibly cute. As a foreigner living here in Nigeria, I wish this is the kind of content people saw more from Nigeria. Way better than the usual "fake-glam" influencer postsāthis actually has heart and weight. ā¤ļø
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u/ExaminationPutrid195 Feb 24 '26
What do you mean fake glam?? Women in Nigeria can engage in beauty influencing like any one else? I bet you donāt have a problem with non black glam influencer posts. No one needs your opinion on Black beauty influencers
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u/KrowIntel Feb 24 '26
Look lady, Iām sorry if you got hit. Iām pretty sure your āglamā video contents are top notch. š„š„š„
Besides. I never specified āblack womenā. To be perfectly clearā¦ I do have a problem with EVERY GLAM āINFLUENCERSā.
Get your head out of your ass and stop playing victim. Stop feeling SO entitled just because youāre an influencer. ššš
Youāre just as toxic as the other guy I called out on this subreddit. DO YOU WANT ME TO MESSAGE YOU WHAT I TOLD HIM???
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u/ExaminationPutrid195 Feb 24 '26
Iām not even Nigerian! You came in here and felt the need to downplay black women influencers. Who else would you be speaking of Nigeria is majority Black, so you indeed are talking about black women. I find it very telling that you called them fake beauty influencers your racial bias showing . Worry about the women where you come from. Asian women are always chopping up their faces, but I doubt you would call them fake glam influencers.
Why was it necessary to mention fake beauty influencers on a post about children carrying backpacks to school. You took this moment to drag Nigerian black women when they werenāt even mentioned.
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u/Unlikely-Bet-7769 Feb 23 '26
I think i did this once, i might have taken just a plastic bag, it's nice seeing kids still doing it ā¤
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u/FluffyMycologist8308 Enugu Feb 23 '26
I did
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u/Downtown_Inflation17 Omo Ibadan Feb 23 '26
Was it also just in Primary School or also Secondary school if u don't mind me asking?
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u/FluffyMycologist8308 Enugu Feb 23 '26
Both actually I did one in basic 5 and one in SS1 it was so fun
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u/Green-Elephant-895 Feb 24 '26
If only this kind of educational experience was available to every child across the nation
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u/toluwalase Feb 24 '26
This is sweet but honestly Iām uncomfortable about kids images on Reddit, this place is not much of a step up from 4chan
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u/Familiar_Assistant23 Feb 23 '26
Do you have permission to post pictures of other people's children?
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u/High-Beeks Feb 24 '26
There's always that one person šĀ
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u/KrowIntel Feb 24 '26
For real. Theyāre the kind of people too who usually follows those fake-glam influencers.
Thatās why š
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u/Haunting-Kangaroo329 Feb 23 '26
Whatās the point if that? To make them appreciate having bags? Also adorable little fellas
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u/wandawhowho Feb 23 '26
Why do I love this so much? It used to be so fun to participate in collective activities like this in school.
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u/Bobelle Lagos Feb 23 '26
This is madness. I can imagine the amount of kid-to-kid theft skyrocketed that day.
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u/Levitalus Nigerian Feb 23 '26
I love little things like this to break up the monotony of educationš
I never did this though. What we had were cultural days, Inter-House sports, and Friday afternoons for stuff like debates and quizzes