A day in my life as a Nigeria teenager How a regular day looks like for me GOOD MORNING GUYS Am going to share how a regular day looks like for me as a Nigerian teenager . First thing in the morning I do when I wake up, I brush my teeth, take my bath and do do house chores. Which includes, washing, sweeping and moping, doing the dishes. As a Nigerian am not allowed to use a washing machine while doing the laundry my mum believes it would expand the cloth and won't wash of dirt, or trying to be a good girl by washing the dishes without my mum reminding me and she comes out of nowhere and tell me to do the dishes while she can see clearly that Am already doing that. It funny to me sometimes. FAMILY DRAMA (FUNNY AND FRUSTRATING) . My mum calling me to hand her a pen that is beside her . Siblings wahala: we arguing who is hardworking or fight over who would fetch water . PARENTS COMPARING CHILDREN: my mum always yelling at one of us ' why can't you be like your brother OR why can't you be hardworking like your friend. Small Things that makes me happy . The joy when the bring light and everyone shouting up nepa . Cracking a funny jokes and everyone laughing at it till their stomach hurts . Eating my favorite dish on Christmas day Conclusion: “That’s just a regular day in my life as a Nigerian teenager — full of wahala, laughter, and little joys. If you grew up in Nigeria, I’m sure you can relate!”