Nigeru Da Yo Novels & Stories

She said, but that wasn't necessary, as the confusion on her face was already enough to tell me she didn't, so I took the pain to explain my defeat more detailedly. "Chimoooo!!" She yelled out in shock reminding me of her Igbo origin and for a brief moment I smiled. Nelly was one of the most refined Igbo lady I knew in Lagos, however, when upset or in shock like she was at the moment, her Igbo part always came through. "I wasn't expecting him to do be that smart oo."

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)

“Please proceed, Berwa.” The Kenyan girl finishes her introduction and is quickly followed by a Nigerian girl.“Hi. I am Enitan Adebayo, from Nigeria. I’m in for a Masters in Film at The Empire Film School, London.”. The Nigeria movie industry is growing, and I want to be a driving force.”

"Hi, Sola! It's Fayo speaking!" Fayo? Fayokunmi?? Alex's younger sister?! Why would Alex tell her about Clara! "I know you're getting angry and wondering why my brother would dare to tell me about the issue you're facing.. But believe me, I've been worried sick about you. I've been begging Alex since he came to Nigeria to tell me of your where abouts. "Oh.. I.. I had no idea.." I'd said shyly. "I know Sola. But Please I don't want us to waste more time talking on the phone. I want you to come stay with me in our Estate in Banana Island....NO. DON'T EVEN THINK OF REFUSING."

"Come now, MAKE WE DIG AM!" If you don't know what that means, it's Nigerian for: Bring it the hell on. *

meeting. "Lucy, you won't believe this!" Ihudiya's voice practically buzzed through the phone the moment I answered. "I have to tell you all about the guy I've been seeing! He's amazing - and get this, he's actually Nigerian. An Abiriba guy, no less!” "Oh my gosh, Ihudiya, tell me everything!" Excitement bubbled in my voice. "The fact that he's Nigerian makes it even more interesting! Since our last chat, I've been dying to hear all about this mystery guy you mentioned.”

Contract Day: 1 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶 I’m so gee’d up my bro, Am sorry If it’s not money , don’t call me oh Its been a long way coming E no go make sense if you don’t know the journey 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶 That's one thing I love about Nigerian music. They give me that crazy vibes. I stood in front of my mirror, staring at the man before me as the music from my speakers boomed loudly in the room.

Once again I thank the Lord for blessing me with the pigment melanin. (Iyawo- means new wife in Yoruba a Nigerian language) "Mommy stop teasing her na" Dili joked with a mild laugh. I have seen playful and cheerful Dili a lot. But this Dili right here looked more cheerful than I have ever seen him. It did something to that my organ that pumps blood round my body. Yes I was talking about my heart.