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10 Nigerian Slangs That Outsiders Will Never Understand 🇳🇬
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103 days agoYou can’t learn these in school.
Here’s a crash course in Naija street dictionary 👇
1. “Wetin dey sup?” – What’s going on? 👀
2. “E choke!” – That’s mad impressive 🔥
3. “No wahala.” – No problem / It’s cool ✅
4. “You dey whine me?” – Are you messing with me? 🤨
5. “Omo!” – Expression of shock, excitement, pain… everything 😩
6. “Who you be?” – Do you know who I am? 😤
7. “Japa.” – Run away / Escape 🏃♂️
8. “Gbese.” – Trouble or debt 😬
9. “Wahala be like bicycle.” – Trouble starts small but moves fast 🚲
10. “E don cast.” – It’s too late / The secret is out 😭
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If you understand these, you’re no
t just Nigerian — you’re certified 🔥