Nigerian embraces plenty new slangs regularly. In this post, we bring you the poplar slangs, hw they oriented and their meanings.

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Terry G – Akpako

Meaning anything that can be used to hit someone, it also relatively means to tell a huge lie. [Nack Apako].

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Olamide – Baddo

Baddo means someone who is extremely good at doing good/bad things. Olamide refers to himself as Baddo.

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Olamide – Sneh

Olamide introduced this slang in his song titled ‘Lagos Boys’.

Sneh is an unusual word not found in the regular parlance of most Nigerians. To stop people scratching their heads over its meaning, Olamide explained.

D’Prince – Jonze

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Mavin Records’ D’Prince popularized the slang Jonze/Jonzing which means an excessive feeling of one’s self or actions.

Relatively used to describe when someone is high on alcohol or any other type of substance and doesn’t have proper control of his/her senses.

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