French RSVP vs Nigerian RSVP

Mambo vipi, I bring you greetings from Kenya, by asking, ‘what’s up?’ in Swahili language.  So, the first half of the year is coming to a close. It has been mixed feelings across different circles. Our heart goes to those who lost their lives and properties in...

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OFFICER vs OFFICE

Hi, It has been a while that I came this way. Thank God for keeping us till day. I hope you had a wonderful Easter celebration- the holiday afforded me the opportunity to visit different families I have not seen in recent times.  It was a fulfilling experience. As norm,...

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LAWS vs ACQUIESCE

M kana mon, I have come to you today in the similitude of a Gokana man, one of the languages in Rivers State, Nigeria meaning "I salute You", while you will respond with "E zira" meaning "We return your salute." In Nigeria, there has always been endless complaints about...

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JUDGING vs CORRECTING

Hi, It has been a while that I dropped by with some words on this platform.  It is always a privilege that I do not take for granted sharing some insights with you from time to time. Hope all is well with you and your loved ones? The second month of the year will soon...

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YOUR TERRITORY vs OTHERS TERRITORIES

E ku ayo odun o! I have come to you as a Yorùbá man greeting you with all pleasure now that we are in the New Year. May the year unfold with great goodies for us. Amen. There are many Nigerians in the gaol in different parts of the world not necessarily because they...

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