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sugardad1:
6. Okrika

While all second-hand items must have the prefix “tokunbo”, used clothes are the only second-hand items that have their own special name, Okrika.

bolabolabo:
Figo - N500
Fibre- N10
Waso- N50
Gbera- Move on
Olodo- Dense
Danfo - Public bus

fade00:
And "WASO"
"Waso lowo moto"
That's 50naira

bolabolabo:
Figo - N500

Fibre- N10

Waso- N50

Gbera- Move on

Olodo- Dense

Danfo - Public bus

sugardad1:
6. Okrika

While all second-hand items must have the prefix “tokunbo”, used clothes are the only second-hand items that have their own special name, Okrika.

sugardad1:
8. Jara/Fisi
This word refers to the extra someone adds to stuff you bought from them. Who doesn’t ask for jara in the market?

sugardad1:
8. Jara/Fisi
This word refers to the extra someone adds to stuff you bought from them. Who doesn’t ask for jara in the market?

xender:
Op never start . Nigerians have invented a lot of new words that even the whites have adopted some of our words and are already in the dictionary. They will say...thus I quote "" a word normally used somewhere in Africa "" like say na there word

Example : check out " mama"in your dictionary.

Elijahrona2:


Ajebutter refers to children either from Rich background or who behave rich

Kpako refers to children who without been told, you'd know are from ajegunle

Bololo means skin cut

tosyne2much:
I feel you jawe OP.. Make I add mine



Kitty-cat


It is the colloquial way of referring to what a woman has under her skirt


*nobody should quote me*

alobright17:
bend down select or bendown select

OBTMOS:
mama is not a word of any known language. In acquiring language language, everychild passes through stages which is known as stages of language acquisition. The second stage is called the babling stage where d child produce sounds like 'ma' 'ba' 'pa'. The third stage is reduplication stage where the child repeats sounds he/she produced in the babbling stage. So u here the child says 'mama' 'papa' 'baba'. People den take this sounds to refer to names their child is calling dem. Every child of every language produce one of this sounds, so u often see it in all part of the world

Elijahrona2:


Ajebutter refers to children either from Rich background or who behave rich

Kpako refers to children who without been told, you'd know are from ajegunle

Bololo means skin cut

tosyne2much:
I feel you jawe OP.. Make I add mine



Kitty-cat


It is the colloquial way of referring to what a woman has under her skirt


*nobody should quote me*

delishpot:
Worwor
Used to describe an ugly person or thing

laikas:
olodo. is dis the onlyone u know?

Na only that one come my mind jhor

bolabolabo:
Figo - N500

Fibre- N10

Waso- N50

Gbera- Move on

Olodo- Dense

Danfo - Public bus

bolabolabo:
Figo - N500
Fibre- N10
Waso- N50
Gbera- Move on
Olodo- Dense
Danfo - Public bus

bolabolabo:
Figo - N500
Fibre- N10
Waso- N50
Gbera- Move on
Olodo- Dense
Danfo - Public bus

justjify:
Egunje nko?