Igbo: ụzọ ihe igbo obi madu ezi site ya afo

English: Tutorial with the landlord's daughter dey always lead to quick notice. hahahahahahahahahahaha can't stop laughing 

English: Me: so babe what's your genotype? Girl: I love tall, rich, handsome & dark guys Genotype:

English: Lagos bus conductors now required to wear uniforms and name tags starting from today.
Starting today, August 3rd, bus conductors in Lagos will be required to wear a uniform and name tags for easy identification. This information was disclosed by Comrade Israel  Adeshola, the National President of the Bus Conductors Association of Nigeria, BCAN. According to Adeshola, the Lagos State government has approved the association’s uniforms and badges with name tags and...(more)

English: Roasted Plantain

Yoruba:

Pidgin English: Na y dis children no go cry? na so so bad dreams dem go dey dream 

English: Nigerian Author Nnedi Okoroafor's novel to be made into a HBO stories.
The book Who Fears Death by Nigerian Author Nnedi Okoroafor is set to be made into a HBO series and has George RR Martin on the project. He's the guy behind Game Of Thrones. Congrats to her.  ...(more)

English:

Kukere, sangele

English: SON: Mummy, today on our way back on the bus daddy told me to give up my seat for a woman.
MOTHER: Well that's responsible of your father. I hope u stood up.
SON: I tried not to but daddy insisted.
MOTHER: Well you shouldn't have hesitated, am sure he felt embarrassed. Next time don't do that...OK?
SON: But mummy I was seating on daddy's lap!...(more)

English: Daughter of former military leader, Ibrahim Babagida, set to wed.
Halimat, the second daughter and last child of former military leader, Ibrahim Babangida aka IBB, will on Friday May 12th, get married to her man, Alhaji Auwal Lawal Abdullahi. The wedding will take place at his hilltop mansion in Minna, the Niger state capital. Halimat is the last child of IBB's late wife and former first lady, Maryam Bbangida. Her groom is said to be a businessman and holds the tradition...(more)

English: Explain

Hausa:

English: Aondo wam man tereme
This is in Tiv. Please I want it in English.

English: i really don't understand why i can't make friends

Hausa:

English:

Programmable Logic Controllers and self contained (Brick) type PLC’s are repaired including Processor, I/O, Interface, Power Supply and Communication Modules. We also undertake repairs to the PLC racks.

Hindustan Automation Solutions have successfully repaired over 5000 PLC modules, which have been backed by our unique 2-year warranty. ...(more)

English: Jollof rice

Yoruba:

English: Teacher 

Yoruba:

English: Which

Hausa:

English: Back then in primary school, You girls actually sang along to "Father Abraham has many 'sons'.....I am one of them..."

: you been to America

Pidgin English: i have finish

English:

English:  Mr. P - Cool It Down

English: couple

Igbo:

English:

Our Problem.

English: It's allowed

English: Fresh pepper

Hausa:

: How can I get a good look at you?

Pidgin English: Garri

English:

: Herpes 

English: When u ask an igbo man ''what's your name''

Igbo:

Pidgin English: Off the light

English:

English: Timaya- bang bang

English: Fair in complexion

Hausa:

Pidgin English: timpass

English:

English: Are you crazy?

: How do I get to talk to you?

English:  Blackeyebeans 

Yoruba:

English: Iyang 

English: The fewer things we have the more careful we are about them.

Igbo:

English: Legendary Nigerian footballer, Jay -Jay Okocha turns 44 today.
Nigerian ex-international and former captain of the Super Eagles, Austin Jay -Jay Okocha, who was born in 1973, is 44 today, August 14, 2017.He was born in Enugu to parents who are originally from Delta State.The super star attacking midfielder started his football career with Enugu Rangers in 1990 at the age of 17.Okocha is well known for his tricks and skillful football techniques; which made him one of the be...(more)

Pidgin English: Ehn

English: Child born during dry seaason.

Hausa:

English: Fine

Hausa:

: I love you

English: Okay i know Treasure, Franca, Jubril, Chinelo, Tochi and the rest.......LOL

English: nice

English: Today's scripture of the day Proverbs 3:5-6
Trust In The Lord...

English:

Ozo titleship is a symbol of prominence. The title-taking event is typically organized with an abundance of yam, meat, wine, and other staple foods – all of which symbolize prosperity in Igbo culture. "Ichi ozo bu maka ndi ogadagidi" which literally means: Taking the Ozo title is an affair for the high and mighty.

Igbo:

English: traffic

Yoruba:

English: Apostle will hear of this. A typical african father. This got me really cranked up 

Pidgin English: what concern you/what business of your's is it

English:

English: Account

Igbo: