Nigeru Da Yo Novels & Stories

——————— Nigeria, Kaduna ———————————Kaduna Airport(8 Months Later) " Well the surrounding's different and why's everyone looking at us Khalifa" I pouted as I looked at Najmah in front of me. " Well you hardly see many foreigners in Nigeria, so they stare when they get an opportunity, and besides most of the foreigners that come here are usually ugly, so you and Najmah are a different case" He said and it made me laugh a little.

Her mother said as Dera widen her eyes. "Ewo ninu arabinrin re Eyi ti o w* ni Lekki tabi ọkan ninu Uyo ( Translation: Which one is your sister Which one is lekki or one in Uyo or ....)" Dera was about to ask as her mum cut her short. "How many are in Lagos?? Is it not one??? Abi you want to go to Uyo?? Mtchewww" Her mum said as she muttered some words . "Your elder cousin Eyitayo is going out so he will drop you in Lekki and then your aunt's chaffeur will come and pick you there" Her mum said and ended the call.

a different voice said from behind Badiyya turn around " yaya!!! " she screamed and ran to hug him " I have missed you so so much. How comes you didn't even tell me that you're in Nigeria!. You didn't even call, you just left your sister on her own. What you did wasn't right at all " Sadiq could only watch her as she kept blabbing on and on. He chuckles at her " I know I wronged you. I just want it to be a surprise "

The Yoruba phrase is a kind of insult for people trying to behave differently, mostly in a sophisticated manner. * Oya: is a Nigerian slang that has no definite meaning, however, it is used in a given context which could mean come, let's go, start or basically just an endearment to begin something or respond. * Nwanne gị nwanyị na-ewe iwe maka ihe ọ bụla: this your sister easily gets annoyed for nothing * Ka m nu ihe: let me hear word/something

Ode-fool Oponu-stupid Shey-its like a Yoruba slang used in place of right? Abeg-please Over 2000 words. I finally did it!! Our daddy's Princess for don lost today. I'm also not really good at remembering my way. Would you ever use your break to help someone? Ehh, I'll buy food on the way oo. It's not me that said you should get lost. See you next update 😘😘 Much love ❤❤and spaghetti 🍜🍜

This is a deal. "Let's try and read a little from the library" I drew Claire by hand and she reluctantly followed me. Aachen's POV Muritala Mohammed Nigeriational airport, Lagos Nigeria. My joy knew no bound as we stepped out of the plane. We were in Lagos, Nigeria. One of the most beautiful places in Africa. I followed my mum like an handbag to the airport reception. We had few snacks and drinks while she got someone to take an uber that will drive us to an hotel.

He didn't know why they were staring at him. "This is the airport," the Yoruba driver said, drawing Ifenna's attention to one of Nigeria's pride. "You have got one strong voodoo to think you can leave this country despite all the crises going on." Ifenna frowned. "How much is your money?" "One thousand naira," the Yoruba driver responded. "That is too much," Ifenna protested. "It is, sir," the Yoruba driver smiled. "You should put all the blame on the stupid government that has refused to provide us useful jobs instead of wasting our resources."

" Ayo said in his pidgin tongue. "That show how addicted am to all his music, I just like his personality." Yushraf reveal. "Ahh that guy don spoiled. I no like all this oyibo song oh, see davido, wizkid and korede omo that guy too fine abeg but sha you fine pass am again. "You're always funny Ayo, I don't like Nigeria music because most of their lyrics is just full of insult and some meaningless word. Unlike foreign once." Yushraf try to explained his point.

Like they say, there's no place like home. We got to my house and Kalmon kissed me goodbye and told me he was going to work. I honestly don't know how he does it. While on the jet, I slept and I'm still sleepy and tired. I was greeted by Nifise who told me that the girls are either in school or at work and she offered me semovita and egusi soup. (The food is a Nigerian food obv. I don't know what SEMO is in English but EGUSI is MELON SEED SOUP. Very delicious btw)

After parking their car at a nice spot, Franck Dubila and his team of two entered in a seductive restaurant called ‘Naija Plates’. When they got in, they were received by a sales mate who showed them the way in and where to sit. As in appreciatory mood he concocted. “You`re welcome to ‘Naija plates’ my Ogas (Nigerian expression of Sir, elder, respect; for males appellations only). On our list we have gari and okro soup, pounded yam and egusi soup, Water-fufu and ogbono soup and lastly rice and stew. All cooked in the pure Nigerian style.” The guys all looked at themselves then laughed mockingly. As to say, ‘What was all that?’ It was their first time from their novice attitude.