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Some Common Slangs By Danfo Drivers In Lagos by hisexcellency34: 7:53pm On Jan 09, 2019
Agba Awo

Gbe Body E

Oga Ade

AWUA (whatever that means)

Ijoba

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Re: Some Common Slangs By Danfo Drivers In Lagos by otipoju(m): 3:11am On Jan 10, 2019
Saying "Awua" is the street way of greeting and showing respect to a soldier. Its a dilution of the Nigerian military term " Ajuwaya" .

"Ajuwaya" is also a Nigerian version of the international military term " as you were".

"As you were" is a standard military command by a superior officer to soldiers to return back to your normal standing posture or continue what thier activities after snapping to a formal " at attention" to greet him.
Re: Some Common Slangs By Danfo Drivers In Lagos by MrGreenMavro: 6:10am On Jan 10, 2019
Op is this all you've got?

Abeg leave this matter for boiz wey dy streetz....u b ajebutter grin

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