I noticed that while older Nigerians see how are you from their juniors as an insult, but if u ask like this
"How is everything sir"
"How is the family sir"
They seem to be okay with those and a few other ways

But never ask directly , and u must attach whatever title they bear or their relationship with you. Like u can never call ur uncle by name unless u r trying to die. U call him sir or uncle. Same with others.

The man has pictured the question in yoruba, that's "bawoni" and that's only used when addressing your mate...... That's how yoruba ppl do, they will be interpreting English language in yoruba, even when making a statement, :DThe man has pictured the question in yoruba, that's "bawoni" and that's only used when addressing your mate...... That's how yoruba ppl do, they will be interpreting English language in yoruba, even when making a statement,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBIkM4Ypn1Y

ImaIma1:


Lolll... my neighbour tried to explain it to me. That as long as Afeez is older than you,you cannot call him by name even when addressing his mum.
I was stunned. What?!

Thats whats up my sis ... thats how we cope

smardray:
hey you two, i'm a yoruba nd like seriously i jst came back from a long term ban for spewing some really ill words... Don't get on my nerves... And do ur family a favour of not disgracing them here

disgrace kwa?...Your father must be an idiot

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