It\u2019s the \u201cJapa\u201d season and many people seem to be moving out of the country at an all-time pace.<\/p>\n
One of the major complains of emigrants especially Nigerians is the extreme weather condition they had to endure upon arrival in countries like the United Kingdom, Japan, Russia, Canada and so on. This usually is a major they to pay for seeking for greener pastures. Some of these Countries do sometimes go into a state of deep freeze with temperature going as low as\u00a0\u00a0-12 degrees Celsius.<\/p>\n
This means even if you\u2019re living in cold regions like Plateau, Gombe, Kano, Sokoto, Taraba and the likes, you would still need a big deal of adaptation to put up when you travel out to those cold countries. The lowest temperature ever recorded in Nigeria is still around 2.8 degree Celsius in Potiskum, Yobe State.<\/p>\n
But regardless, man must definitely survive. Below are some amazing winter images.<\/p>\n
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Source: The guardian<\/p>\n
The above picture shows a heavy snow which caused traffic jams, flight cancellations and disruption to train services in central Japan as at December 2021.<\/p>\n
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Imagine waking up one morning only to realise your car has being submerged in snow but still, looks lovely.<\/p>\n
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Source: Twitter<\/p>\n
A young man left his coffee in the car only to meet it frozen the next day.<\/p>\n
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Source: BBC<\/p>\n
This is United kingdom on a cold winter morning.<\/p>\n
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This Nigerian man had to dig his way out of his house.<\/p>\n
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Image Source: Sky News.<\/p>\n
What if you have to go out to work one morning in this kind of weather?<\/p>\n
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Image source:Sky news<\/p>\n
A neighbourhood in the United kingdom<\/p>\n
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This is a cactus plantation. Even plants are not left out.<\/p>\n
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Eventhough their cars are Submerged in snow,they just want to be able to pass.<\/p>\n
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