Post by Anusha (@Anusha)
I’m absolutely loving my time on Lekeelekee!! I’ve been learning so much about Nigerian culture and African traditions in general through you guys. Yesterday I asked for something Nigerians consider "normal" that foreigners would NEVER understand. Today I ask LL fam:
What’s the most Nigerian sentence your parents used to say growing up? 😂
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eze oba: Thanks for finding interest in Nigeria and Nigerians. We love you 😍 too
Kenneth Franklyn: Truly, Lekeelekee is a place to be. Invite your friends to invite their friends
David Onyedikachi: When your mother says "Go nah" better sit down
David Onyedikachi: Then in our dialect our parents usually say
"Okra adighi aka onye kuru ya"
This means The okra can never be taller than the person that planted it. No matter how tall it grows , it will be bent
"Okra adighi aka onye kuru ya"
This means The okra can never be taller than the person that planted it. No matter how tall it grows , it will be bent