10 words you didn't know is now English.

agbada (Noun): A long, loose-fitting, often embroidered gown having wide sleeves and a hole in the center for the head, worn especially by Yoruba men.

buka/bukateria (Noun): Roadside restaurant or street

stall with seating area, where cooked food are sold for low prices.

chop-chop (Noun): For Ghana and Nigeria English: It means bribery and corruption, stealing of funds.

danfo (noun): Yellow bus that take passengers as part of the transport system in Lagos.

fufu (Noun): Dough made from boiled and ground plantain or cassava, used as a staple food in parts of West and central Africa.

K-leg (Noun): A condition where one or both knees of a person turn inwards, which results to gap

between the feet when standing.

mama put (Noun): Street vendor, typically woman who sells cooked food for low prices from handcart or stall.

next tomorrow (Noun & Adverb):

n. The day after tomorrow. 

adv. On the day after tomorrow.

okada (Noun): motorcycle that passengers can use as taxi service.

tokunbo (Adjective): It mean imported second-hand product, especially car.

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