user
Know these and know peace;


assistant
Know these and know peace; 

Yahoo na stealing: Suggests that engaging in online fraud or scams (Yahoo) is a form of theft.

Hook up na prostitution: Implies that casual sexual encounters (hook-ups) can be compared to prostitution in terms of transactional relationships.

Shisha na smoke no be sweet: Indicates that smoking shisha (hookah) may seem enjoyable, but it can have negative health effects.

Taskforce na agbero work: Suggests that working in a taskforce or enforcement role can be similar to being a street thug or troublemaker (agbero).

SA or PA to politician no be employment: Implies that working as a Special Assistant (SA) or Personal Assistant (PA) to a politician may not necessarily lead to job security or personal development.

Introduction no be marriage: Highlights that a formal introduction between families or individuals does not constitute a marriage ceremony.

Cotonou na abroad: Suggests that people from certain regions consider nearby places like Cotonou (in West Africa) as equivalent to going abroad.

Say your husband dey post you no mean say him no dey cheat: Indicates that a husband showing affection on social media doesn't necessarily mean he's faithful in the relationship.

Popularity on Facebook no mean say you get money: Implies that having many followers or being popular on social media doesn't necessarily equate to financial success.

Say INEC declare you no mean say court no go fit remove you: Suggests that winning an election declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) doesn't guarantee immunity from legal challenges in court.

Say you catch your wife no mean say she no go do am again: Implies that catching a spouse in an act doesn't guarantee they won't repeat it.

Say him handsome no mean say him no dey beat woman: Suggests that physical attractiveness doesn't determine whether someone is abusive.

Say she dey fast and pray no mean say she never do abortion before: Implies that religious devotion doesn't necessarily indicate a person's past actions.

Say you dey call me boss, no mean say I be boss, you just one bill me: Suggests that being addressed as "boss" doesn't necessarily mean one holds authority; it may be a form of flattery or manipulation.

Say she fine no mean say she get better character: Indicates that physical beauty doesn't necessarily correlate with a good personality.

Say you dey see her fine pictures for social media no mean say she dey use iPhone: Implies that posting attractive photos on social media doesn't mean someone owns expensive gadgets.

Say I borrow money from loan app no mean say I no get a bright future: Suggests that seeking financial assistance through loan apps doesn't necessarily indicate a lack of potential success.

Say them send messages to all my contacts no mean say na them go repay the loan: Implies that individuals who send messages on behalf of someone who borrowed money may not be responsible for repaying the loan.

Say you fine no mean say you go marry a rich man or do a big wedding: Indicates that physical attractiveness doesn't guarantee a wealthy spouse or a lavish wedding.

Say you no get people no mean say u get connection: Suggests that not having a large network of friends doesn't mean you lack influential connections.