Aza (slang)

Aza kalma ce ta yaren Najeriya wacce ke nufin lambobin asusun banki, musamman lambar asusun. Lokacin da wani a Najeriya ya yi amfani da kalmar "Aza," suna neman lambar asusun daga wani mutum, yawanci da niyyar aika kuɗi zuwa wannan asusun.

 Etymology 
The term "Aza" is derived from the Edo language. In Edo, "Aza" means several things which include "store room", "treasury house/room", "save box" and "bank ." Over time, this term has become widely adopted across Nigeria as a casual way to refer to bank account numbers.

 Usage 
In Nigerian culture, asking someone to "send your Aza" is a common way to request their bank account number for the purpose of transferring funds. The term has gained significant traction, particularly in informal settings and among the youth.

 Examples in sentences 

 "I'll transfer the funds to you once you send me your aza."
 "Hey, can you share your aza so I can deposit the payment?"
 "She asked for my aza to process the refund."

 Cultural impact 
The widespread use of "Aza" reflects the ever-evolving nature of language and the influence of technology on communication. As mobile banking and digital transactions become more prevalent, terms like "Aza" simplify the process of requesting and sharing bank account information.

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