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Cash and Carry
Bonny and Clyde.

Congratulations! On a serious note,


Alexander and Alexandria
Emmanuel and Emmanuelle
Patrick and Patricia.

talk2oxii:
Dear Nairalanders,

Please help me find simple but deep(meaningful) matching names for my boy and girl twin.

You live in oworo

Zion and Zoe

Tramadol and Tramadolia

Emmanuel and Emmanuellea
Stephen and Stephanie

Judas and Jezebel

Sim 1 and Sim 2

Philip and Phoebe

ikechizoba:
Emmanuel and Emmanuella

Daniel and Deborah

Peter and Precious

Prince and Princilia

Donald and Doraty

Christian and Christiana/ Christabel

Julius and Juliana

Jude and Judith

Celestine / Celestina

Augustine/ Augustina
Benedict/ Belinda

Cyril and Cynthia

Kingsley and Kate

Pascal/ pascaline

Jude and judas

Daniel and daniella/Victor & victoria

talk2oxii:
Dear Nairalanders,

Please help me find simple but deep(meaningful) matching names for my boy and girl twin.

Zane and Jane

ladyGKilaBCrueD:
lo and behold

quick question..do u were thong?

Taiwo & Kehinde

izzou:




I just remembered that CIROMA... blah blah blah on our WAEC sheets back then..

Ciroma chuwkuemeka adekunle.. That name suffer waec failure no be small

What’s your business with my underwear

MrCork:



quick question..do u were thong?

Charles and Charlotte

Mood11:
Ogini This


Ogini That

Why're you making me laugh like this? (In Kiss Daniel's voice) Are you okay��

midnighter:


Of course lol, I schooled with a Paula.

Paula, Paulette, Pauline

okay o, but a Nigeria name.

Mood11:
Ogini This


Ogini That

lol I support this one

James and Jane

Isaiah and Isabella

tom and jerry

Niger and Nigeria

mechanics:
okay o, but a Nigeria name.

It's suitable for a Nigerian because it's easy to pronounce, at least you won't be correcting people every time like some phonetical English names

midnighter:


It's suitable for a Nigerian because it's easy to pronounce, at least you won't be correcting people every time like some phonetical English names

lolz.

FAVOUR AND JOY
HENRY AND HARRIET
WISDOM AND GLORY

Judah and Jerusalem

Bonny and Clyde











Only if both parents dey press computer

ladyGKilaBCrueD:
What’s your business with my underwear

sorry I forgot..wot did u say your favourite thong color is again?

Colonial mentality stretch too far even after the colonialism.

English names for your kids when an englishman will never trade their name for any other countries.

That is why I love the asians; the indians, chinese and even the arabs.

Something is hugely wrongly with africans and their unferiority complex.

Mohammed Ali switch name from an American name because it reminded him of slave trade.
Chimamanda is well known with her indigenuous name all over the world.
The op should be living in mirage of colonial mentality in 2019 looking for some stupid english names.

Sirwallace:
Colonial mentality stretch too far even after the colonialism.

English names for your kids when an englishman will never trade their name for any other countries.

That is why I love the asians; the indians, chinese and even the arabs.

Something is hugely wrongly with africans and their unferiority complex.

Every Chinese person I have met had an English name along with their native one

Plenty of Indian Christians have an English and native name. Indian Muslims bear Arabic names a lot

Arab Christians also answer English or French names a lot of the time. Plus not everybody living in Arab countries is an ethnic Arab. There are amazigh, Kurds, Assyrians and all sorts of people who still use their colonial/slave masters names even though they are not Arabs

Africans are not the only ones under the influence, it's a normal thing when you are subjected to a dominant culture.

I'm saying this as somebody who bears only native names and no English name whatsoever.

midnighter:


Every Chinese person I have met had an English name along with their native one

Plenty of Indian Christians have an English and native name. Indian Muslims bear Arabic names a lot

Arab Christians also answer English or French names a lot of the time. Plus not everybody living in Arab countries is an ethnic Arab. There are amazigh, Kurds, Assyrians and all sorts of people who still use their colonial/slave masters names even though they are not Arabs

Africans are not the only ones under the influence, it's a normal thing when you are subjected to a dominant culture.

I'm saying this as somebody who bears only native names and no English name whatsoever.

The Indians you just mentioned wear their turban and cultural textile to corporate organization even in their stock market. what is wrong with you africans. The rest of the continents has moved on and you guys still find pride with English colonial mentality
Same reason your lawyers keep wearing that stupid wig to the court. Continue!

I guess it is a Different strokes for different folk.
I have met Indians and Chinese you know, None of them will disclose they go by the english name. But here, people prefer to be called Richard to chibuike or a Rotimi. Thats how deep the colonial mentality is.
As for the Indians and Chinese you have met, none of them will trade their native names to be called an English name.


Get an indian or chinese movie translated in english( not asking you to watch the movie) fast forward yo the cast after the movie and compare to a nigerian movie.