Ogbanje Meaning Novels & Stories

She is so funny. "Ogimaa means Chief, leader or King in Ojibwe. His name is Ogimaa Binesi. That translated to King Thunderbird." I explain her. "Oh. That's something. Wow. That's so cool." Katie was smiling like a dork. "Unfortunately I am not as good as I used to be. But when I was a kid I talked Ojibwe pretty fluently. He was always better than me, though." I chuckled.

Their names come from the knocking sound before a collapse inside the mine. Knockers are also said to be the spirits of those who died in mine fatalities.Hogboon. Also known as the Hogboy, Hogboons are very affectionate earth goblins. Due to their good heart, many people claim that they might not be goblins at all. They live in mounds near farms, bringing luck to the nearby family and serving as guardians of their lands. If humans refuse to share the farms benefits with them, they will bring bad luck to the land estate.Trow. One of the most easily distinguishable goblins, trows are usually old and short with an ugly appearance. They are nocturnal goblins, appearing invisible to the human ey

Madu left the village angrily and threatened revenge! Odogwu was a sanguine in the group. His talkative nature aided his performance in the stand-up comedy he does few minutes before the band perform at a concert. As the name implied ‘warrior’, he was a warrior in talking too much. He was very insultive. Whether make sense or not, you’d always see him talking, contributing his view and shallow understanding in every discussion. He was involved in one intense argument or the other, making some senseless comparisons. Yoruba’s called him ‘Gbeborun’ or ‘Solo Makinde iyawo dejo’ cos he usually engaged in gossip, his type sleep-talks at night. Never release your secrets to him unless you are prepa

Great names such as Ajwang', Ramogi, Owiny, Nyamgondho, Magere, Ogalo, Apala, Apinja, Obura, Okumba, Seme, Bala, Dipirr, Gumba, Obita, Okelo, Dinga and Julu could be heard along with many others. When the shouting died down, women brought their gourds of kong'o (traditional liquor) into the shrine. Osayo poured one full gourd onto the ground as a form of libation and a sign of tenacious connection with the dead. He then dipped a dry orengo (caudal appendage) into the liquor flowing on the ground and sprinkled it onto the people. He went on to explain the importance of such a connection with the past and, equally, amongst themselves.

Folusho replied. My eyes went to Folusho's new fancy sandals and Lizzy's trousers; it was indeed wet. "That barbarian had the guts to open her mouth and start shouting and asking if we had lost our eyes. I gave her a piece of my mind" Folusho added still fuming. "Pele, mabinu" Kenny replied collecting her bag from her and helping her drop it on her bed. (trans- mabinu means don’t be angry) "Remove your sandals quickly and dry it so it won't spoil or start peeling off" Kenny added.

"It isn't about what's the best option, Omo Oba" Omo Oba was Nikki's name sign. It meant daughter of a king in Yoruba. Every member of their family had a unique name sign that just matched their personality so well. Nikki's younger brother was named Laughter because he laughed too much and Nikki was the daughter of a king because she looked like her father in both physical image and character wise and her dad was as stubborn as a king. That was what Nikki explained to me. I didn't have a name sign, not sure I had seen her mother referred to me as anything but Nikki's friend. I wished I did, I kinda wanted to know how people saw me outside my perspective.

" Shege mutum, so you don surbibe? Don't worry Oga go show you pepper, Dan ubanka! (Translation : Bastardized person, so you have survived, Don't worry the boss will deal with you! Your father) Can you guess who it is? To be Continued 🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃 🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃 🎃🎃🎃🎃 Pls sorry for the delay,

The man then turned to look at China who was having a conversation at the other side with the others. 'Onaghi aghota asụsụ igbo?' he said. 'No, they don't. They're not from here. Speak English to them, biko*,' China said. 'Okay. Ndo o, sorry. You're ngbati children?' he said. 'I'm not ngbati,' Eniiyi said, her face twisted in disgust. 'I'm Eniiyi.' 'Ngbati means when,' Lastborn said to the man. 'We are from Yoruba land.'

I told her. “Okay, it was just strange because she rarely ever complains she is tired or so. I was just wondering” “Nah, she is good. I will take both of us food upstairs so we can eat together.” I told her beforehand. “Okay oo, ibeji” she said and I chuckled. ‘Ibeji’ is a word in the Yoruba tribe used to describe twins. There are different names twins are being called. Like: Ejire(a-gee-rea) ‘Yoruba’

The healthy looking goat climbed one of the big chairs and transformed into a good looking young man. Who are you! Ogbon asked, I am the The land and end, your King, your lord, a goat beyond a lion. You shall bow before me, or die where you are. Ogbon smiled and said, Anybody can be a king or a ruler, but the most important thing is the strength of man that sits on the throne, I am the if my kingdom,I won't bow for no being. You go to your Kingdom and find people that must bow for you. But wait , sorry for my rudeness, you said your name is land, No I did not say my name is land, my name is Malica all other others are just an alias, but you can call me Malica. Or you lord.