Being rich or having a fun time.

The guy just dey jollof with him new motor

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Long time ago

Omor this tin don happen tey tey

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Plenty

You go collect woto woto o

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Police people

Egbe for Naija too dey like money

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Who invited you into my/our conversation.

1. See this one who open gate for you? radio without wire.
2. What are you doing in my mention? who open gate for you?

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1. Means ‘can not’ or ‘can’t’
2. I cannur come and kill myself.

If you cannur open it give am to James

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a generic term used to express various levels of bewilderment.

the Nigerian exclamation “Omo” has it's roots in the Pidgin capital of Nigeria Sapele-Warri-Ughelli axis. though the term “Omo” means child in Urhobo, Isoko, Yoruba, Edo, Esan & various other Nigerian languages the exclamation originated from Delta State as Deltans particularly scream “Obob” “Oboy” “Omo” “Oma” when bewildered

Pidgin: Omo boy wey you bring your mind down

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1. A nice way of saying "You have over stayed your visit, you can start leaving now."

2. It can also be used in a rude way to ask someone to stop what they are doing before they cause more damage or problems

1. Y are you insulting me in my house? Oyah come and be going.
2. Buhari you have finished us - Come and be going before we die

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Crazy

This guy don kolo

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It means fight or to fight

Kenyans and Nigerians dey racks for twitter

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