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I am Nigerian, and here in Nigeria we have two seasons. Dry and rainy seasons. I have experience with both. Each of these comes with its own uniqueness, so we can't survive on only one season; they take turns, and this brings balance to the whole year, making it beautiful in its own time. God knew what He was doing right from the beginning, and He knew we would not stand in only one season, so He mixed it so we can enjoy the weather conditions. For instance, if we were experiencing one season, I don't think we would survive it. It is not possible that we have a rainy season from January to December; some would fall sick every time, and plants would not yield fruit. God knows better than we do, and His plans for us are of good and not of evil, but a beautiful future, the Bible declares.

>Temperate parts of the world typically experience four "seasons" of the year — spring, summer, autumn, and winter. But some parts of the world have a "dry season," a "rainy season," or "seasons" where there are frequent storms, extreme cold, extreme heat, El Niño, Harmattan, and so forth. Which is the most difficult season of the year for you? Why is it difficult, and what do you do to make it bearable?

However, I don't like excessive sun and rain; it's not good for the body or our health. Too much sun can damage our skin and can destroy plants and same thing with rain fall, it can cause our health and crops too.

Which is the most difficult season of the year?

The most difficult season of the year that I don't like is the rainy season. Currently, I am in Kaduna State, so the rainy season in this State is always very harsh. The rainy season comes with extreme cold, harmattan, and heavy rainfall accompanied by very risky ice blocks; if people walk under them, it can cause harm. During this season, you can't go out anyhow and achieve something reasonable. Here, you will have a double mindset: whether it will work out or not. If i was my clothes, it will not dry up immediately and it might give another smell which i don't like. This season causes a lot of obstruction or restriction of movement.

Meanwhile, in the dry season, you can manage comfortably but only for a period of time. Extreme dryness causes sickness in human beings. I could recall coming for NYSC; the dry season was so harsh, and I became ill with catarrh, cough, and a runny nose and many symptoms that were not sitting well with me.

Therefore, the season are good but too much of it is not good for the body but moderate and conducive.

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