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Wait.....una means say I no go chop point and kill again....na lie oo |
Please I need good advice from mature romanceland esp guysYou are an diot and indeed an ingrate just call urself a slut Cos I don't see. Any reasonable person here to judge this case na if the person no get work to do |
He gave him d power to kill d crow with music |
Hero10001:Mumu like u dat knows how to be a bigot who told u am igbo |
Every city has its style, customs, dialect and Lagos, Nigeria, is no different. From the traders at Oshodi to the street vendors on Broad Street,Marina, Lagosians are in a class by themselves when it comes to lingo. The streets of Lagos, one of the busiest in the country, are swamped with people who use these slangs frequently and tourists find it hard to understand. Visiting Lagos and looking to grasp the most basic street slangs?We offer you 10 popular phrases you are mostly likely to hear while shopping at the Island market, or visiting friends in Yaba. This street lingo outline is sure to help you settle in, relax and really enjoy the amazing things that Lagos has to offer. Oyinbo Translated as ‘white person’, you are bound to hear this phrase around you if you fit the description. While most slangs are transitionary, this is one slang that has stood the test of time. Sometimes, it could be used as a cheeky reference to someone who is not accustomed to the street life or a foreigner. It is however neither an offensive word, nor is it used as an insult. Dash Nigerians on the street of Lagos use this word a lot. Its meaning is a far cry from the original English transaltion which is “to run or rush”. Dash is commonly used when the person is asking for a gift or tip and it is also used to refer to a bribe. Go-slow This is a common Lagos patois which has spread through the country. It is no secret that Lagos is notorious for its traffic jams and so its inhabitants now refer to the dilemma as ‘Go-slow’. If you are stuck in traffic, do not be surprised if the driver starts to complain about being stuck in a ‘Go-slow’. Ma binu Originally a Yoruba phrase, ma binu has now become a slang used by people on Lagos street despite their ethnicity or citizenship. The slang which translates as “please” is used especially when you have offended someone and would like to be forgiven. It comes in very handy in situations where you are accosted by policemen or road thugs. It works a lot faster than just saying “please”. Oga Most people use this word as a sign of respect or praise particularly for the male gender, the word means “Boss” or “Sir”. It is used by vendors and traders on the street to appeal to the inner ‘lordness” of the prospective buyer and get him to spend some ‘Benjamins’. It can also be used sarcastically to mock someone. Lagosians also use the word to refer to a man when they do not know his real name. Wahala This is a favorite slang on Lagos street. The word is used to mean ‘trouble’. Most time you will see people complaining make statements as: ‘ See me, see wahala oh!” literally meaning ‘look at me, look at trouble’. Another way this slang is commonly used is in the phrase ‘no wahala’, meaning there are no troubles or worries. Abi This slang is so abrupt that most people tend to miss it in conversations, however, it is used all around Lagos, not just the street. The frequently used slang usually translates as the questions ‘isn’t it?’. Most times, it is used to confirm an assertion, justify a claim or verify an agreement. Drop A common phrase used to mean taxi, especially when you are not looking to share; ‘Drop’ is commonly used on the streets of Lagos. If you are looking to get a taxi on Lagos Street and you don’t know where to get one, it is preferable to ask someone where you can get a “drop” rather than a taxi. Also, drop is a term used to refer to getting off a bus or taxi. If you are taking a public bus for instance, rather than say you would light to alight at a junction, it best to say drop: “I’ld like to drop here”. |
how will u do dat |
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Killah lyrics by blackfacenaija Written by Ahmedu Augustine Intro Say man a killah… Black Michael Jackson thriller Kill dem for realla Murder demmmm Chorus/ Say man ah killah Black Michael Jackson man ah thriller Fans want me in aso villa They say my music them dey feel am Pon the microphone me ah iller Melody cure the girl dem fever Gat no time for haters see you latter Na who come dey say dey run the area??… When na .. Me wey dey nice up the party Na me wey dey nice up the show Na me wey dey nice up the party Number1 deejay incase you never know 2ice.. Verse1 Me na cool say me hotter than them Music we dey play for them street na anthem They want me spot but me shoe no size dem Dem ah size 2 blackman ah size 10 And the industry ah pack up with some wanna bes Boy whiskey try steal me melody But them copycat na gat me energy Me burn them and send them to the cemetery Tell them copycats them playing with fire Tell dem be original or them better retire Because… My fellas no go hesitate to fire Run dem down..marsh up dem empire Chorus…/ Verse2 Anywhere me go the girls ah rush me like a hot bread Hot bread..hot bread.. Fresh from the bakery ah me ah most wanted Most wanted… Sound boy killah killah killah with a bad attitude Killah killah killah killah comontapetu? Killah killah killah blackface wey dem call me catch me at the vip chilling with my crew eh Gunshutter fee the don dada Me go send them puppa bomb letter Ah me ah the king ah me ah the pacesetter Na who wan try fire burn satan.. Chorus/ Verse3 You want test catch a bullet through your chest Six feet below your folks go lay you to rest..ahh Me lyrics give them cardiac arrest North south east and west them say me ah the best..ah They say my music make dem dance e oh Mama and papa and pickin e oh Said dem heard me on the radio Through the speakers melody ah passing through They say my music put them in a marathon Me still burning kaya still burning Babylon..ah Fire burn dem all night long Pay the djs to na play my song They cant hold me down Me still live like a wire Am talking to una copycats make unu ajuwire Cos..if unu copy me Me end unu destiny Listen my music no copy me nah nah Chorus/ Take this as a warning Bomboclat I done dey tell you no dey copy my tunes Heh..omo But with my guns men you go see me very soon And am ma..clap clap..burst you burst you Clap clap burst you burst you Danger.. Say me guilty of the crime Me murder dem Put them name on the obituary coloum Look for them in the cemetery my lord Till fades… All rights reserved LHE 2016
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cutebobo:Close ur mouf the school is designed for workers ok and anybody can attend.....work and learn It's just how jamb has frustrated some newbies so they rush into NOUN and study there ok don't say it's for the old it's for everyone |
free2ryhme:i m lecturing you...you see why many of our youth dont know anything about where tribes are located in this country igbos are in nothern delta state..ok so tiney is from that origin..no one is disputing the fact that he is not igbbo...he is igbo but from delta state...ooooo ode.... ok learn |
@petkruz I see u as a slacker when u no wan give ur best friend possay...u no no say man hate it when gals call dem best friend... Friend of wat...tell us are u in relationship with him..or. Na best friend Well omo u don loose dat man oo lol ashewo don carry am go Sailors dam dat bar na d highest o I. Paartied there last december omo see. Classof. Ashewo wey I see I fear see skin dem tone like white babe's I ja....lol @op u r an olosho jaare...u sef hustle anoda person man |
Juliet ibrahim.....i can drink her bath water ![]() |
Oritefemi kai back in d days for d slums of ajegunle apapa.....is nigga suffer o..poverty in his street na. Die...but today see am...blessed maake e enjoy jare...dis guy is good musically |
Nigerians and tribalism......wetin concern me where e come from a thief is a theif...some idiots r here to judge his tribe...fools mumu pple |
Is dis news.....naa wetin concern me dem de feed me......so dem come find say dem de date d sameguy oya dem self come commit sucide or wat? |
70 percent of gaals in lag na. Olosho....many are into coded prostitution....even ur babes..so no be new thin na...forlag..dem. Plenty everywhere....all gyals na ashewo |
Dis one na because d guy na novice....na...if na pro like us no bastard ashi fit accuse us o.... |
free2ryhme:Look are there not igbos in delta state...wetin be ur own... Igbo is. Tribe.. Delta is a state ok If u say delta parent it makes no sense...when there are many tribes in delta |
You re about to smell what the rock is cooking |
And somepeople go still quote d long post na wa ooo |
Na lassfever de reign I love ratmeat peppersoup |
I swear dem full instagram one idiot guy de send me pic for DM I de study d mumu time go come I go diss am |
Is dis news who be ebube again. Na w for NL |
The one beautiful lady in ghana i cn drink her bath water |
1k omo d man wiked o.... but even if he dash her 10k pple will still complain |
I beg see dem de say no no..if d dude put stacks of 1000 dollar bills for back poket and his hand. Carat golds n ride a posh car...na dem go de signal d guy |
Chin chin 5k thunder faya dem |
Con artist mr ayo oritsejfor no worry na VIP for ikoyi prison u go de cooloff |
Almost every girl for benin na olosho |
life in uniben when cultist owns ur day |
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