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It’s that time of year again—Easter weekend is approaching, and if you’re Nigerian and Catholic, you know there are certain experiences that come with it. Here are things every Nigerian Catholic can relate to as Easter draws near:
Hearing about Easter bunnies and eggs on TV but sticking to the Nigerian tradition of rice and chicken.
Coming to terms with the fact that you’ll practically be living in church from Thursday to Sunday.
Feeling a bit guilty for your sins on Easter Saturday but finding solace in Jesus’ sacrifice.
Accidentally snoozing through the moment Jesus rises at midnight during vigil.
Watching your parents engage in lengthy post-church greetings with friends. Do they ever stop?
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