Elections have come, gone and the political dramas that spiced up the elections almost over. Well the election came with its own vocabularies that Nigerian won’t forget so soon. Words that normally the average Nigerian will tag “big grammar”, thanks to the elections without much explanation even Iya Basira the “amala seller” understands these words. No need for stories, lego…

Defect
The way are politicians keep moving like “jangi- rover” from this party to that party eh…Nigerians have no choice but to become familiar with the word by fire by force.

Accreditation
Thanks to the card reader, we don’t need the dictionary to know what accreditation means.

Propaganda
Thank God the elections are over, at least the propagandas conjured by our political parties against one another seem over.

Jagalize
With the unforgettable drama at The Conference Center, stared by our very own Orubebe came the birth of the word jegalize. As we all know, it means to remain calm and professional in the presence of excessive provocation. I hope say I try with the definition sha…

Orubeblize
Please don’t laugh at the honorable Orubebe, at least he got himself a word. Ok, here’s my meaning to this one: to disrupt a peaceful process or meeting throwing frivolous accusations at the person in charge of the meeting or process.

I don try na, those are the ones I can remember for now…feel free to add yours and let the fun continue.

http://www.amebojoint.com/2015/06/top-5-election-vocabularies_21.html

Hmmmm.