ebukajay184:
OAP Tolu Oniru-Demuren aka Toolz has taken to her Twitter handle to state that the name 'Endurance' sounds like suffering to her, IgbereTV reports.

The mum of two wondered why people name their children 'Endurance'.

She wrote:


https://twitter.com/ToolzO/status/1345073739478814720?s=19


https://twitter.com/ToolzO/status/1345389188926025728?s=19

BennyDGreat:


Toolz isnt her name. It's a nickname

Nairalandian:
Some parents just like giving yeye names.
Back then, there was this my classmate who was named Overcomer .

CandyOps:
The one wey choke me na Testimony.

I ask barnie her name she say na Testimony.. I choke

Swinger60:
I know someone who bears "Answer" as her name.

My pastors daughter bears Heaven.

Fahdiga:
Even Toolz sounds like a work instruments

frank417:

She bears it.

paulolee:
in my country people do give names to babies going by circumstances dt lead to giving birth, during childbirth and as a form of prophecy in the life of the child..
thats why we hear names like bright, miracle, testimony, goodness, goodnews, salvation etc..
the most funny are those with native names because some have funny meanings..
but I still think its better than foreigners that have crazy name like wood, stones, stick, Drinkwater, well, house...but those names may differs based on context to them..

BennyDGreat:


Tolu is her original name. Toolz na just nickname

GofuckYourself:


There is nothing attractive about this way you speak and type

Please arrive to imbibe beauty not ugliness my friend

TruthSeeker1:


Very true. A good example is "Romanoff"!

Very true. A good example is "Romanoff"!

Fahdiga:
Even Toolz sounds like a work instruments

walkingshadow911:
na who name help? do you use name to withdraw money from the ATM machine. Bill Gate has neva been a gateman and Barrack Obama never lives in the barracks. we emphasis to much on frivolities in this part of d world. rubish

Barack, also spelled Barak or Baraq, is a given name of Arabic origin. From the Semitic root B-R-K, it means "blessed" and is most commonly used in its feminine form Baraka(h). The Semitic root B-R-K has the original meaning of "to kneel down", with a secondary meaning "to bless".

The name William is one of the most popular boys names of all time and is of Germanic origin. The name was first introduced to England by William the Conqueror. It is a compound of two words, "wil" meaning "will or desire" and "helm" meaning "helmet, protection".

Gates is one of the thousands of new names that the Norman Conquest brought to England in 1066. The Gates family lived in various counties of England and later in Scotland. The name, however, refers to the family's residence near an important thoroughfare or main road.

Hisroyalbadmeat:
abobbi go fork ya sef,e no go good ooo

GofuckYourself:


Are you educated ?

Cousin9999:

walkingshadow911:


How had does names affected their lifestyle.
thanks for the insights anyway.