Getting drugs from Costco pharmacy saves you a lot of money on prescriptions. With its wide range of services, it is said that Costco has one of the most competitive prices. There are many drug stores in the United States but research has shown that only 65 percent sell plan B. Does Costco sell plan…
What is the local name for Ginseng in Nigeria? You asked. Check out what Ginseng Root is called in Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo language along with its uses and benefits What is Ginseng root? Ginseng is a slow-growing plant that falls under the Panax genus in the Araliaceae family. Ginseng root is an herb packed…
Here is the full meaning of “Dorime Ameno” and why the popular song is trending in Nigerian night clubs! The word “Dorime” was gotten from the first line of the popular song “Ameno” by ERA. Though the word actually means “pleasant” or “pleasurable”, in Nigerian Pidgin English, “Dorime” is simply used to refer to…
What is Sapa in Yoruba? What is Sapa in Nigeria? What does SAPA stand for? Why are Nigerians saying Sapa? Check out the full meaning of the Yoruba slang “Sapa” in Nigeria here. Read on! For several weeks now, the Lagos slang “Sapa” has been trending on Twitter and other social media platforms in…
What is Fenugreek in Yoruba? You asked. What is the seed used for? Does it work? Well, if you have heard about the wonders of Fenugreek seeds and you are interested in knowing what it is locally called, this is the right page for you. You will also learn the common uses of the seed…
Checkout the meaning of ‘Lórí író’, the catchphrase which has been trending on Nigerian cyberspace in recent time. Every day, we see new words (catchphrases, slogans etc) trend on the social media. Just like “Always resist the urge to shalaye“, “bone straight hair” and so on, “Lori Iro” is currently trending on Twitter, Facebook…
Have you noticed that over 90 percent of the people you talk with on phone try to talk with you using only English? I mean even your regular guys whom you chat and gist with in your local dialect offline, the moment you call them on phone, they go all “British” or “American” on…