Pronunciation: (Ọ-Ga) Meaning: a boss, a master or a patron Origin: This word originated from the Igbo land which is located in the South Eastern region of Nigeria, and has become popular on the streets of Nigeria and Ghana. Sentence: My Oga don comot.Read More

Pronunciation: (Ogb-E) Meaning: Neighborhood, street or community Origin: This word originated from the southeastern streets of Nigeria, mainly the Igbo speaking parts. Sentence: My car is parked at OgbeRead More

Pronunciation: (Ọ-Gbe-Ni) Meaning: My friend, friend or mister Origin: This term, which comes from the Yoruba language, which is mostly spoken in southwest Nigeria, has gained so much popularity that it is frequently heard on the streets of that region. Sentence: Ọgbeni! Where are you going to?Read More

Pronunciation: (O-Gbo-Lo) Meaning: Is a slow or sluggish in movement person or thing, often used as an abuse Origin: This word originated from the southern Nigeria and is popularly used by the youths in the country. Sentence: That boy is Ọgbolo!Read More

Pronunciation: (Ogbon-G-E) Meaning: Original or authentic Origin: This is a word originating from the streets of Nigeria and have become commonly used in communication amongst ordinary Nigerians. Sentence: The soap is Ogbonge! It is better than other soaps.Read More

Pronunciation: (Ogbon-Gidi) Meaning: A troublesome old unmarried woman. Often used as an insult Origin: This word originated from Nigerian streets and commonly used by the youths and sometimes older people. Sentence: Aunty Rose doesn’t like people calling her Ogbongidi!Read More

Pronunciation: (Oka-Da) Meaning: A commercial motorcyclist Origin: The word originated from the former airline company “Okada Air” and became adopted on the streets of Lagos for commercial motorcyclists. This word is very popular in Nigeria today. Sentence: I took Okada to work today due to the heavy traffic.Read More

Pronunciation: (O-Kpe-KÉ) Meaning: A beautiful or attractive young lady. A young woman Origin: This term, which sprang from the streets of Lagos, Nigeria, has gained a lot of popularity throughout the nation and possibly throughout West Africa. Sentence: The Okpeke dazzled the men on the dance floorRead More

Pronunciation: (O-Kpo) Meaning:  A person who engages in sexual activities in exchange for money or favors,” often referred to as a “prostitute” or “sex worker.” Origin: This word originated from Nigerian streets and has become popular in recent times. Sentence: Felix brought Okpo home last night.Read More

Pronunciation: (O-Low-Show) Meaning: A prostitute an escort Origin: This word is a new word popularly used by the youths in the streets of Lagos, Nigeria and is spreading across the country. Sentence: That is the Olosho I met last night.Read More