• 17 Port Harcourt Slangs You Probably Shouldn’t Say Outside

    We beg you to not say these things outside.

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    Port Harcourt has the best bole and fish in Nigeria, that’s a proven fact. They also have one of the best street code in Nigeria. The Port Harcourt slang is so different from the normal ones you might be used to. And that’s why we beg you to not say these things outside.

    1. Use your kafa

    Use your head, or think clearly.

    2. Wipe

    It means fuck. For example, “I don wipe that guy. He no too sabi.”

    3. Cutout

    Run. Japa. Flee.

    4. Duck

    To hide something. “Chiamaka, duck that phone. SARS dey come.”

    5. Kpor well

    Basically, “go and sit down.” Can be used during confrontations.

    6. Root out

    To bring out something, especially weapons

    7. AP

    House. Eg: We gather for my papa AP oh

    8. Bell

    To call someone. I dey come, make I go bell my babe.

    9. White

    N50. Yes, fifty naira.

    Another slang for money is “Kabulas or Rubber”

    10. Manchi

    Used to describe a close man to a cultist or someone from your cartel

    11. Bani/ Shenkes /Kpalas

    Pretty babe.

    12. Amana

    AC (Air Conditioner). The amana wey dey my papa AP don get fault.

    13. Abobi

    Guy.

    14. Comot your body

    Make way.

    15. Cut put for my body

    “Give me part of something. Money, especially.”

    16. Capping careless

    Talking shit or talking out of point.

    17. Sea rough

    Things are hard.


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