Ajepako or Ajebota 

What you guys talking about, don't just get it   

idupaul:

abeg wetin be ajey mayo

Mayo as in mayonnaise!!

skfa1:

Ajepako or Ajebota

What you guys talking about, don't just get it

if u dont get it, u kuld aswell spot d difference bitwin da 2!!

Mayo as in mayonnaise!! Tongue

does it mean they have a lot of mayo when they eat, wats their status abeg

Ajebutter but not one of the brain dead ones

idupaul:

does it mean they have a lot of mayo when they eat, wats their status abeg

same as ajehbuha!!. . . abi!

no sidon dia dey qweshun me. . .

I be aje-kpomo oh!

ife-eco-06 is ajepako, and no regret!!!

rotflmao.

I no be Aje anything o

God Forbid

Both.

Wood can look nice, butter is lovely.

Me I be pako roro.

If Ajepako see me e go run

I over pako sef.

I think I pigin, I speak Yoruba but I write in English

Ajepakororo to the core.

Never used toothbrush when there is Igi Dongoyaro at the back of our house abi tent sef for excellent teeth brushing. Same Igi Dongoyaro was used as my horsewhip because I no dey hear word at all.

My bicycle those days were the series of flat and bursted tyres from my dads old Subaru car, stringing out those metal fibres from it Roll them tyres across agbo-ile and play ten-ten with the village girls.

Christmas period was the time to create our own local bangers! Place Iso (nail) into a piece of wood and insert erun Ishano (matchstick powder) into the little metal hole attached to the wood and hit it on the wall with the nail.

Swimming pool sef was a luxury when you can easily go and swim in Ogun-Oshun river. I nearly drowned there one time sef.

more like an Ajebreadi

I hate butter

So, i'm aje . , moyonnaise


Karmamod's interview


https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-191518.1632.html

Ajebota always have opportunity waiting for them, Ajekpako on the other hand, have to go seek for

the opportunity themselves.


Hehe if they always have opportunity waiting for them then they wouldnt be running to America or U.K.

1. If you were born and raised in Malaysia before traveling abroad - Yeap
2. If you attended a public or government school - Yeap
3. If you lived as a tenant or in a family old house - Yeap
4. If you know almost every household in your community - Yeap
5. If you didn't have a maid, driver, cook and etc. You and your siblings have to share the house work. - Nope. I have a cook 2 drivers and a maid
6. If you hardly stay home - I always stay at home
7. If you grew up only speaking your native language or your dialect - nope
8. If traveling abroad isn't a guarantee. You just hope for it - Nope
9. Can't just travel abroad just for vacations or general visit. - Nope
10. If you bought most of your belongings yourself, or got it free through a relative used, or through Christmas or birthday gift. - Yes and No
11. If you didn't have generator at home growing up. Had to deal with NEPA taking light. - Malaysia dont use generator naa
12. Don't have to take permission to leave the house every time - Yes
13. If you have to struggle or hustle your way to get rich on your own, not through rich dad assistant or parents inheritants. - No and yes
14. If you had to hustle to make ends meet - Nope