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Nigerian Slang Words

By Axel Ral
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By Axel Ral
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Dear reader,

So you don jam our Naija Slang Dictionary, abi? Omo, congrats o — you just carry first without writing JAMB!

Let's be honest: if you've ever sat in a danfo bus and heard someone shout "Oga shift joor!", or you've seen tweets like "E choke!" and "Wahala for who no sabi!", then you already know Nigerian slang isn't just language — it's vibe, it's lifestyle, it's cruise control for everyday survival.

Whether you're a JJC (Johnny Just Come), a baba for the boys, or just someone who wa...