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Arsenal boss promotes two Nigeria-eligible teenagers to first team training pre-Fleetwood https://t.co/UQXEistzru
Lolade Adewuyi
When a Nigerian says a couple of days, a couple of minutes, a couple of times, it doesn’t mean two.
A couple (literally two) usually refers to “many” and “a few” in Nigeria-speak.
I find it interesting that it has been completely lost that meaning.
Alex Onyia
Can we start teaching Nigerian children how to measure distance properly?
In the UK, Europe, Canada or US, someone tells you a place is 5km away, and you know exactly what that means.
In Nigeria, our units of measurement are “just here,” “near near,” “small trek,” and the
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'I scored two goals' - Super Eagles defender reacts after first career brace for Konyaspor https://t.co/BgGP7rg6IE
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