bofoy:
guy dey well here ! Wetin dey work you

guy man, hw ur mata na?

Cant believe you guys forgot "cast".
Cast - to expose someone's secret or doing.

Veektoria:
lol.. Hope you ain't a shunter

It is a norm, especially every first semester
You unilorite?

T P: transport

IPO - i pray ooooo,uniben slang

"20 popular slangs used by University students in Nigeria"

Nigerians!
Nigerian Students!!
Nigerian Youths!!!

When are we going to start taking 'little things' serious? We keep overlooking those 'little things' (that really matter) and it makes us look so dumb and uneducated, really. It's petty.

I know the Op, in his mind, meant to talk about Nigerian students in the Higher Institutions - Universities, Polytechnics, Colleges of Education, etc - but he had ignorantly referred to them as 'University students'. It's annoying how even our so called graduates who move from office to office in search of jobs, would annoyingly ignore these 'little things' without qualms, and they wouldn't even care.

Please, know when to use the common name, Higher Institution, and know when to categorize them under their different tiers. It's annoying seeing some of our 'learned' youths striving so hard to emulate and speak BIG (and if you ask me, quite unnecessary) grammar like the Obaghiagbons, but then forgetting to master the fundamental knowledge of first of all, dotting their I's and crossing their T's.

Master the proper usage of 'is' and 'was' before skyrocketing to 'Flabbergasted' (that very annoying and empty word used by our secondary school teachers, showing themselves. When you hear it you think the World War 111 is about to begin. You won't know it's just a very simple and harmless 'surprised'. Mtcheww). It's annoying, unbecoming and utterly uncalled for.

Veektoria:
Shunt -Not to be in ur right position on a queue...
Scholar, Scholari -For the intelligent ones...
Face Tanke - Expulsion
Performing weray- PFA students
G4,Garrium oxide -Cassava flakes.

... Better by far!

240naija:
Nigerian University students are known for their usage of certain words exclusively understood by them. Listed are some of those words.

A typical gathering of young Nigerians

There are many words in mainstream Nigerian English that started out as university student slang words but are now in general use in Nigeria.

In fact, many people don’t recognize these words and their meanings as nonstandard.

Check out 20 of the most popular slangs used by Nigerian university students:

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: This simply refers to 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.


http://www.levitoday.com/2016/04/hilarious-20-popular-slangs-used-by.html

All looks like secondary SCH language
Yea at london we use
1. Cut to size: which are little pieces of paper DAT answers are written on.

2. I pray o: when u are telling someone that he or she can't do something. E.g Tony: mike u no go fit go shak DAT babe. Mike:I pray o. (Then works to talk to the babe).
3. Who he help? And Na him dy pay my school fees?: this themes are use together when they are mocking someone. E.t.c

moyakz:
from unilag's table,we have:
*sly-to disappoint sm1
*gbera-una knw the meaning
*p-man and mi-lé:father nd mother
*garrium sulphate-garri
for eni-njoku guys
*who off light??
*lucipher-one of our porters.
some others:
jerk-to over study
you don chau or lem?-have u eaten...

Guy! I be eni-njoku guy too oh...R wing, that reading room side. Who off Lyt? Lol

Veektoria:
Shunt -Not to be in ur right position on a queue...
Scholar, Scholari -For the intelligent ones...
Face Tanke - Expulsion
Performing weray- PFA students
G4,Garrium oxide -Cassava flakes.

u r 4rm Unilorin right?? Hope my guess is correct....

@obifalana. Hw much is the car. Am currently in Abuja

JoeCutie:
"20 popular slangs used by University students in Nigeria"

Nigerians!
Nigerian Students!!
Nigerian Youths!!!

When are we going to start taking 'little things' serious? We keep overlooking those 'little things' (that really matter) and it makes us look so dumb and uneducated, really. It's petty.

I know the Op, in his mind, meant to talk about Nigerian students in the Higher Institutions - Universities, Polytechnics, Colleges of Education, etc - but he had ignorantly referred to them as 'University students'. It's annoying how even our so called graduates who move from office to office in search of jobs, would annoyingly ignore these 'little things' without qualms, and they wouldn't even care.

Please, know when to use the common name, Higher Institution, and know when to categorize them under their different tiers. It's annoying seeing some of our 'learned' youths striving so hard to emulate and speak BIG (and if you ask me, quite unnecessary) grammar like the Obaghiagbons, but then forgetting to master the fundamental knowledge of first of all, dotting their I's and crossing their T's.

Master the proper usage of 'is' and 'was' before skyrocketing to 'Flabbergasted' (that very annoying and empty word used by our secondary school teachers, showing themselves. When you hear it you think the World War 111 is about to begin. You won't know it's just a very simple and harmless 'surprised'. Mtcheww). It's annoying, unbecoming and utterly uncalled for.

Who English don epp??

JoeCutie:
"20 popular slangs used by University students in Nigeria"

Nigerians!
Nigerian Students!!
Nigerian Youths!!!

When are we going to start taking 'little things' serious? We keep overlooking those 'little things' (that really matter) and it makes us look so dumb and uneducated, really. It's petty.

I know the Op, in his mind, meant to talk about Nigerian students in the Higher Institutions - Universities, Polytechnics, Colleges of Education, etc - but he had ignorantly referred to them as 'University students'. It's annoying how even our so called graduates who move from office to office in search of jobs, would annoyingly ignore these 'little things' without qualms, and they wouldn't even care.

Please, know when to use the common name, Higher Institution, and know when to categorize them under their different tiers. It's annoying seeing some of our 'learned' youths striving so hard to emulate and speak BIG (and if you ask me, quite unnecessary) grammar like the Obaghiagbons, but then forgetting to master the fundamental knowledge of first of all, dotting their I's and crossing their T's.

Master the proper usage of 'is' and 'was' before skyrocketing to 'Flabbergasted' (that very annoying and empty word used by our secondary school teachers, showing themselves. When you hear it you think the World War 111 is about to begin. You won't know it's just a very simple and harmless 'surprised'. Mtcheww). It's annoying, unbecoming and utterly uncalled for.

Who English don epp??

JoeCutie:
"20 popular slangs used by University students in Nigeria"

Nigerians!
Nigerian Students!!
Nigerian Youths!!!

When are we going to start taking 'little things' serious? We keep overlooking those 'little things' (that really matter) and it makes us look so dumb and uneducated, really. It's petty.

I know the Op, in his mind, meant to talk about Nigerian students in the Higher Institutions - Universities, Polytechnics, Colleges of Education, etc - but he had ignorantly referred to them as 'University students'. It's annoying how even our so called graduates who move from office to office in search of jobs, would annoyingly ignore these 'little things' without qualms, and they wouldn't even care.

Please, know when to use the common name, Higher Institution, and know when to categorize them under their different tiers. It's annoying seeing some of our 'learned' youths striving so hard to emulate and speak BIG (and if you ask me, quite unnecessary) grammar like the Obaghiagbons, but then forgetting to master the fundamental knowledge of first of all, dotting their I's and crossing their T's.

Master the proper usage of 'is' and 'was' before skyrocketing to 'Flabbergasted' (that very annoying and empty word used by our secondary school teachers, showing themselves. When you hear it you think the World War 111 is about to begin. You won't know it's just a very simple and harmless 'surprised'. Mtcheww). It's annoying, unbecoming and utterly uncalled for.

Who English don epp?? Ok, Wole Soyinka

JoeCutie:
"20 popular slangs used by University students in Nigeria"

Nigerians!
Nigerian Students!!
Nigerian Youths!!!

When are we going to start taking 'little things' serious? We keep overlooking those 'little things' (that really matter) and it makes us look so dumb and uneducated, really. It's petty.

I know the Op, in his mind, meant to talk about Nigerian students in the Higher Institutions - Universities, Polytechnics, Colleges of Education, etc - but he had ignorantly referred to them as 'University students'. It's annoying how even our so called graduates who move from office to office in search of jobs, would annoyingly ignore these 'little things' without qualms, and they wouldn't even care.

Please, know when to use the common name, Higher Institution, and know when to categorize them under their different tiers. It's annoying seeing some of our 'learned' youths striving so hard to emulate and speak BIG (and if you ask me, quite unnecessary) grammar like the Obaghiagbons, but then forgetting to master the fundamental knowledge of first of all, dotting their I's and crossing their T's.

Master the proper usage of 'is' and 'was' before skyrocketing to 'Flabbergasted' (that very annoying and empty word used by our secondary school teachers, showing themselves. When you hear it you think the World War 111 is about to begin. You won't know it's just a very simple and harmless 'surprised'. Mtcheww). It's annoying, unbecoming and utterly uncalled for.

Who English don epp?? Oh! Wole Soyinka

Profemmy001:


Guy! I be eni-njoku guy too oh...R wing, that reading room side. Who off Lyt? Lol

lol.
those potters can be so frustruating.

10 percent....lol

Veektoria:
Shunt -Not to be in ur right position on a queue...
Scholar, Scholari -For the intelligent ones...
Face Tanke - Expulsion
Performing weray- PFA students
G4,Garrium oxide -Cassava flakes.

a unilorite for sure ...
I sight u damsel

Irreplaceable48:
u r 4rm Unilorin right?? Hope my guess is correct....

hehe.. Yes

Sholyzee:


a unilorite for sure ...
I sight u damsel

Veektoria:

ur dept

Sholyzee:

ur dept

Metabolites

Veektoria:
hehe.. Yes

Very obvious

Veektoria:
Metabolites

wariz she saying pls me ah dinnor understand u oo.

mat&met

Irreplaceable48:
Who English don epp?? Oh! Wole Soyinka

Wetin e epp am do?

Veektoria:
Metabolites

Back from the dead!

JoeCutie:
Back from the dead!

lol..

JoeCutie:
Wetin e epp am do?

making him d no 1 professor in Nigeria!

Irreplaceable48:
making him d no 1 professor in Nigeria!

Wole Soyinka, the number one Professor in Nigeria? How?

To crash meaning to sleep

Chupe: lose your money to gambling or smtin that didnt fetch a good return.

I we factorial = over sabi