It is common for Nigerian media personalities to form an accent when on air. It is believed that OAPs with accents tend to have a better careers than those without it. In the wake of a woman that was said to have developed an accent in the US after a surgery, Freeze relates the topic to Nigerian radio presenters.
Below is what he wrote;
Oyinbo people sha….. How could they say that ‘Foreign accent syndrome’ is rare and bizarre? It happens everyday here to Nigerian babes and radio presenters! Once they get a visa to Dubai or Malaysia they automatically fall ill with this sickness.
We Radio personalities have been known to contract this incurable illness, as soon as a microphone is switched on. Symptoms include mild to severe attitude change, hallucinations, slurring or exaggerating the letter ‘R’ and overnight BRITISH or American accent, or in rare cases a combination of both British and American accents.
It can’t be cured but symptoms can somewhat be managed, though prognosis is not good, and 90% of the time, identity can become blurred and personality disoriented, leading to various degrees of psychological problems********
I have some pills that sort of worked for me, so if you can recommend someone with this illness maybe I can give them some of mine.
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