Lostz:
you don't know but you know it is related to Abuja and baba?

spirul77:
I met a polish that hasn't been to Nigeria once but has dated three naija guys, I boy if this woman dey knack better pidgin English eh

okorotalkative:


Also originating in the 19th century is K-leg, first attested in 1842 in British English, but now used mostly in Nigerian English. It is another term for the condition of knock knees, as well as a depreciative name for a person affected with this condition, whose inward-turning knees often resemble the shape of the letter K. It is of such widespread use in Nigeria that by the early 1980s, it had acquired a figurative meaning—a K-leg can now also be any sort of problem, flaw, setback, or obstacle.

Imstrong2:
Pidgin language is gradually gaining international acceptance

oz4real83:
They should have also added moi-moi, akara, eba. Calling our own Nigerian food like "akara" bean-cake, "eba" cassava paste and "moi-moi" I don't know what is evil and wrong

iambankx:
What's the cost for the power bank and how safe is it??

Roon9:
Wow! So I could actually add a couple of these words to my thesis and then photocopy this page as attestation before submitting to my lecturer next tomorrow.



Call for our 250,000mAH lithium-ion solar powerbank that could power your TV, laptop, and up to 4 lighting points for up to 10 hours daily.

Chibokgame:



How much is the battery? And can it be charged with a small generator?,
What about a snapshot, it could also be helpful

HajiMT:
This is the reason it is good for one not to discard their language and culture. In the long run, others will emulate you

okorotalkative:


Also originating in the 19th century is K-leg, first attested in 1842 in British English, but now used mostly in Nigerian English. It is another term for the condition of knock knees, as well as a depreciative name for a person affected with this condition, whose inward-turning knees often resemble the shape of the letter K. It is of such widespread use in Nigeria that by the early 1980s, it had acquired a figurative meaning—a K-leg can now also be any sort of problem, flaw, setback, or obstacle.

GermanMelania:


What is the English name for gbegiri?

That cassave flake thing is so annoying. Garri is granulated sef not flaked. Double annoyance

etrange:
I don't get. Words like zone, gist, chop, etc have always been there nah...

ghettokid1:
When will they add Bull-hari?
Any way i will enter okada go mama-put, next tomorrow

einsteine:


Not with the Nigerian usage.

adecz:


Next edition should be updated
with the following. .

1) Village people

2) shakara

3) Omugwó

4) Gbegiri

5) Wakawaka

6) jigbiti

And other useful words!!

adecz:


Next edition should be updated
with the following. .

1) Village people

2) shakara

3) Omugwó

4) Gbegiri

5) Wakawaka

6) jigbiti

And other useful words!!

Nmezor:
The power of Naija