What is Sisi Eko?

What is Sisi Eko?

The Sisi Eko is usually an Ajebutter, but might be an Ajepako with an Alhaji behind her. Some lucky Sisi Ekos have no job to speak of, but most hold down a well-paying day job to bankroll their glamorous lives.

What does Pele mean in Yoruba?

The Yoruba exact word that covers “sorry” is “Mabinu” while folks interpret “Pele” as “sorry” are just throwing a broad blanket. Pele is more about empathy.

What does KPK mean in Nigeria?

KPK/OPP. When Nigerians say KPK, they are saying “Ko Po Ke?” In English, that means “is it not plenty?” This originates from a song by Chisom Ezeh popularly known as Rexxie, featuring Mohbad.

How do you greet someone in Yoruba?

The following greetings can be used at any time of the day to greet someone “hello” in Yoruba language:

1. E nle o.
2. E pele o.
3. E rora o.
4. E ku ishe o (most appropriate for greeting someone who is busy with something).
5. E ku ikale o (most appropriate for greeting someone who’s sitting down or relaxed).

What is Lolo a nickname for?

The name Lolo is a girl’s name meaning “free man”. A peppy nickname name associated with Lolo (born Lori) Jones, American track and field champ.

What does HK mean in Nigeria?

Many undergraduates in Nigerian universities dabble in internet fraud. Nicknamed “yahoo-yahoo” after the international web portal and search engine, this perfidy has become a way of life for the young con-artists. Many of these fraudsters – dubbed “yahoo-boys” – have become filthy rich.

What is the latest slang in Nigeria?

Here are a few of the slangs unique to Nigeria street life.

1. Ehen! This exclamation has different interpretations, depending on the context in which it was used.
2. Jara.
3. Osha pra pra.
4. Ajebutter.
5. Lepa/Orobo.
6. Ashewo.
7. Amebo.
8. Abi/shey/ba.

What is Sisi Eko? The Sisi Eko is usually an Ajebutter, but might be an Ajepako with an Alhaji behind her. Some lucky Sisi Ekos have no job to speak of, but most hold down a well-paying day job to bankroll their glamorous lives. What does Pele mean in Yoruba? The Yoruba exact word that…