Nigeru Da Yo Novels & Stories

The driver looked at him,trying to remember if he had seen him before. "Good evening sir" The driver replied still trying to remember the face. Jay noticed his facial expression and heard him questioning himself if he knows him(Jay) or not. "You probably don't know me" The middle aged man kept thinking if he had seen jay before. "Oga,no vex o,we don meet before?age don dey tell on me o, i nor fit remember people like before( sir,don't be annoyed,have we met before,now that I'm aged,I don't remember people like before when I was younger) ,he said in Nigeria pidgin English. Lillian stood

“So, Pierre, how are you enjoying Okada town, Edo State… Nigeria? “Everywhere, everyone and everything is great. Don’t forget I was born in Nigeria”. “True… so where will you be hanging out later in the day… after all the matriculation brouhaha is over?” “Let’s see, since my mum is around, it wouldn’t be nice if I don’t stay with her… you know, spend more time with her”. “Okay, well as for me, I’ll go and pray later at the mosque, then see how the day goes”.

-"no problem" "You just dey enjoy nii" - "You are just enjoying" Aliko Dangote- richest man in Nigeria and Africa also. Whyne- a slang for "flattery" "No dey whyne me nii"-- "Don't just flatter me". "Jare"- literally, a Yoruba word for "please" but can be used to initiate change of topic" as used in this chapter. Ehnn- a sound made, when someone suddenly remembers something.

That’s my dad. ************************************************************************************************************ “…Ke ihe ino neme?”- What were you doing? “…ke ihe i neme ebea”- what are you here? They are Igbo words. Igbo is a tribe in eastern Nigeria What is your country and local language readers? Tell me in the comments

Let's go. 'Where are you from if you're not Igbo? Wait, you're some foreigner, right?' he asked as they exited the class. 'No,' Eniiyi said, exasperated. 'Why does everyone keep asking that? I'm Nigerian. I'm Yoruba.' 'Oh, Ngbati Ngbati child.' 'And why does everybody keep saying that, too? I'm not Nibati bati . . whatever you call it. I'm Yoruba!' she said and stomped out of the classroom, following the throng towards where the assembly was.

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“Oh, I see…” “Yeah.” He waved his hand dismissively. Dare and Chuka brought out some rolled joints and a lighter. "Do you blow?" Dare asked. "No I don't." Dennis politely declined and they continued the rest of the evening, everyone talking about where they came from. "Well I'm from Lagos State, Epe to be precise." Dare said and Jenifer replied. "Eko nile (Lagos is home)." He shook hands with her, the hype getting to him.

Lemme wave my flag sef 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 Okay! I feel like I've said too much. Lol. Anyways, I'm just going to try and make this book as 🇳🇬 as it can be! Ok bye lovelies! Oma cares💜💜💜💜💜💜

Or should I say am in love with you just after you left me. Aisshhh! Am going crazy now. "Henry, get ready. We are going to Nigeria" I said and stood up. "What?!"

When I was done dressing up I went to sit beside Leo on my bed and took a pillow to rest on then looked at his laptop to see what he was watching. “What is this?” He sat properly so he was resting on the headboard well and adjust the laptop on his lap. “It's a Yoruba movie called ‘Idara’” he answered. “It is quite interesting though.” “Hmm, okay” “Kunle Afolayan is there,” he said and my face lit up. I moved closer to him so I can see one of my favorite Nigerian actors. “Oh eem gee” I squeal while I covered my mouth “I love him so much, I hope to meet him one day”