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‘Better not to come’ — Chinese tourist speaks after men demand money in Nigeria
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‘Better not to come’ — Chinese tourist speaks after men demand money in Nigeria

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A Chinese travel content creator, Xiao Jony, has warned tourists about visiting Nigeria after he said some men demanded money from him while he was exploring a local market.

Xiao Jony shared a video of the encounter on his social media page while trying local food and drinks during his visit to Nigeria.

In the video, one of the men asked him to stop and insisted that he pay money. 

Xiao Jony questioned the demand before telling the men, “I’m a tourist. I pay the visa.”

The exchange later became heated, with insults traded between the creator and the men.

Following the incident, Xiao Jony urged tourists to be careful when visiting Nigeria and advised them to go out during the daytime rather than at night.

He ended the video with a remark that has drawn attention online.

“Actually, it’s better not to come,” he said.

‘Better not to come’ — Chinese tourist speaks after men demand money in Nigeria

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