ijokijo ni ijo asiwin, ayo kayo ni ayo didirin

Mehn!!! Oh oh
I can't translate it, I just know it is an 'ofo', prolly meant to make someone run mad ir generally to make sumfin bad happen to sumone.

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Mehn!!! Oh oh
I can't translate it, I just know it is an 'ofo', prolly meant to make someone run mad ir generally to make sumfin bad happen to sumone.

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its was a test question den back in the university from a Yoruba prof

ijokijo ni ijo asiwin,  ayo kayo ni ayo didirin

oh boy where you hear this word,

anyways I would try to interpret it as best as I can,

first one - A mad person dance to any music, that is they do not know any difference,

2nd one - A person that is always smiling has a lose screw somewhere upstairs. I remember going into my local beer parlour, and there was this beautiful lady on her laptop tapping away. Nothing spoil, I tried making eye contact with her and she smiled back. Then I said to my self this girl is probably interested in me, but what I later discovered was even when I was not looking at her she was still smiling and grinning under her breath, I monitored her for a few more minutes looking at her when she was not looking at me and I came to the conclusion she has a loose screw upstairs. The second proverb is applicable to this girl.

llbhuds: ijokijo ni ijo asiwin, ayo kayo ni ayo didirin

@ llbhds...I read some of ur comment on nairaland and that you have lived in cyprus before..I will like to know how can one get married to a slovakia woman in cyprus and get paper..I get a woman waiting for me there and I will be heading there in few days..kindly reply me bros..ur advice will be useful

The dance of a fool is definitely crazy,
The joy of a retarded one can be inconsequential.