“Ifa” or “Ifati” or “Ifatizzy” means if at all. It’s a slang created by a buzzing Nigerian artiste Mavo. It’s part of his constructed language, Bizzylingua.

We use this for someone being unrealistic, delusional or not taking something seriously. “Dey Plizzy” is a new variation of Dey play. It’s a slang created by a buzzing Nigerian artiste Mavo. It’s part of his constructed language, Bizzylingua.

This is Yoruba for putting one’s mouth (involvement) where not invited. It can also be a noun for a sly or someone goes where uninvited. The slang is credited to Fuji artist Wasiu “K1” Ayinde.

“Chakam” is all about keeping receipts—usually by taking a screenshot. Fun fact: the word itself imitates the click of a camera shutter.

This slang is used to stress the seriousness or importance of an issue, a way of warning not to take matters lightly.

This one pops up when you’re confused, shocked or just emotionally overwhelmed. It’s an expression to use when you don’t even know what’s happening anymore. For example: “If my babe cheats on me, everywhere go first blur.”

Oblee” is a Nigerian slang term, popularised by artist Seyi Vibez, meaning to live life fully (“be outside”), enjoy yourself and have fun.

This is a Nigerian slang for “no problem” or “no issues” or “no worries” or “no wahala.”