Nigerian eitiquette

[ParlourGame]

(Not sure where else to post this).
Background: I recently moved from a very mono-cultural place (think over 97% white British in the 2011 census), to somewhere more diverse. I don't know if this makes me ignorant about cultural sensitivity, or paranoid about messing up, or both.

My new Nigerian neighbours have invited me for Sunday lunch.
Is there anything I should know about culture/etiquette?
E.g. - do I take a hostess gift? If so, what?

• are there rules about shoes on/off, or other clothing?
• what about food etiquette?

Thank you everyone

Just to add, I cannot ever remember being obliged to change my guest behaviour when visiting friends’ / relatives’ houses in Nigeria.

(The only instances where guidance was necessary was when visiting royalty - and you’d probably know if that applied with your neighbours, @ParlourGame.)

Sorry, thats just what happens where I live. Iv never seen anybody from anywhere else dress like it but I appreciate it that not everybody goes to church.
I mean I could say they all looked like shit if thats less offensive?
😂

Baffled that is seen as offensive. I am always fascinated by the colour, glitz, glamour of these African ladies. It is a wonder.

I wear trousers and a nice shirt to church.

I do love the way all us Europeans who go to church are so chic and elegant. We are wonderful.

I'd mind my p's and q's and take a plant as a gift