1. Behind: A refined person 2. Dub: It means to cheat during exams by copying another person’s test answers word for word. 3. Chips: Small papers where as much as can be written to take into the exam halls to cheat. 4. Gist (sometimes misspelled as “jist”): In both formal and informal Nigerian English “gist” now means light informal conversation, especially about other people’s private business. 5. Cassava flakes: Garri 6. Form: To put on airs, that is, affect manners with intent to impress others 7. After one: A girl with one child prior to marriage 8. Popsy: An informal word for father. 9. Mumsy: This is the feminine version of “popsy,” which is an informal word for mother. 10. FFF: Friend for food 11. Swag: This is a pompous manner of walking intended to impress others. 12. Aristo: Married men that like young girls 13. Runs: It generally tends to be used to denote illegal or immoral activities. 14. Jambite: This refers to a first-year undergraduate. 15. Bakassi: A girls’s bum. 16. Fashi: Forget. 17. Number six: It means one’s brain. 18. Toast: To talk to a girl. 19. Bone face: To snub somebody. 20. FFO: For food only.

" ah pray oh"

" Ah swear Down"

The most.important one.."you don CHAO?" Which means "have u eaten?"....naija.studenta.can escape.that

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