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From everyday Nigerian English expressions to classics like “no wahala” (when there is definitely wahala), this video unpacks the confidence, humor, and subtle meanings behind the way Nigerians speak English. It’s bold. It’s expressive. It’s uniquely Nigerian. When Nigerians say "with all due respect", just know something serious is about to happen e. In this comedy video, we break down the funny, confusing, and very relatable things Nigerians say that instantly expose them anywhere in the world.
From Nigerian English phrases to classic expressions like "it's not your fault" (when it definitely is), this video highlights the unique way Nigerians use English with confidence and humour.
Whether you're Nigerian, African, or just curious about Nigerian culture and slang, you'll definitely recognise these phrases. Nigerian English is not just a language — it's a lifestyle. Sit back, laugh, and enjoy this comedy take on everyday Nigerian expressions you've probably heard (or said) before.

Whether you’re Nigerian, African, part of the diaspora, or just curious about Nigerian culture and slang, you’ll absolutely recognize these moments. Nigerian English isn’t just communication — it’s personality, attitude, and lifestyle all in one.

If you’ve ever heard:
• “With all due respect…”
• “It’s not your fault…”
• “I’m coming.” (but they’re not coming)
• “Do the needful.”

…then this one is for you.

Sit back, enjoy the laughs, and let’s celebrate the beauty (and confusion) of Nigerian English together 🇳🇬

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