I Don Taya for Lagos 🏃🏃!!!!!🔟! Okokomaiko To Iyana Iba To Mile 2.
Every city has its style, customs, dialect and Lagos is no different. From the traders at Oshodi to the street vendors on Broadway, 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 on the little things that you see. This outline is sure to help you settle in, relax and really enjoy the amazing things that Lagos has to offer. Here are some cheeky slangs used in the "metropolitano" (1) 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 warm 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. ...