More than 20 years ago, Christiana Jov set up a small table in Makurdi, selling petty items. She didn’t set out to sell Benue native attire. At first, it was beads and caps, then wrappers, traditional bags, and full traditional wear. What started as a means of livelihood has become a household name: Mama Erdoo Traditional Attires. “My name is […]
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Some people tried all they could to change others for good but ended up been influenced negatively. You must know how strong you are at heart before venturing into swinging carrier otherwise you will first die of phobia for the water or get drawn. Read this story to the end and know what Eneche’s story is all about. My name […]
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Queen’s English is cool, but have you heard Nigerian slang? The Oxford dictionary can’t even hold the Nigerian slang. It lightens the mood and helps Nigerians cope with economic hardship. Nigerian slang is a language every Nigerian can relate to, no matter their tribe, culture or religion; it unites Nigerians together. Slangs is street credibility; you need to be street smart to survive in a country like Nigeria. Here are some Nigerian slangs and their meaning, so you know when and how to use them correctly.
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