The concept of trend refers to a general direction in which something is changing or developing over time. In various contexts, trend can refer to different things.
For example, in the world of fashion, trend refers to a particular style or design that becomes popular for a period of time. In technology, trend can refer to the development of new products, software, or hardware that changes the way people interact with technology.
Trends can be short-lived or long-lasting, and can be influenced by a variety of factors such as social, economic, or technological changes. Understanding trends and their potential impact can be important for individuals.
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In Nigeria today, a couple of things like clothes, shoes, sandals, hair wigs, oversize suit and oversize trousers have been trending. And to be a ‘what’s up’ guy you have to be part of these trends.
Below are some of the trending slangs, clothes and many more.
FASHION
1. Hair wigs and woman
It is common these days to see women/ladies wear wigs to complement their outfits. Some use extension and often recycle them. They are perfect match for any type of cloth and outings.
2. Oversized Suits
Oversized suits trend among ladies which make whoever wears it look unique. When worn, it creates a classy look and impression that such a lady belongs.
3. Asake Joha Jeans
To be reckon with, you will definitely need these jeans.
The baggy jeans is trending among boys. Made popular by singer Asake, it is fashioned after J.B trousers worn in the 60s, 70s and early 80s.
4. Short skimpy skirt
Short skirt is popular among girls. It’s the in thing now, exposing the larger part of the legs, making whoever wears it sexy and looks ‘takeaway.’
SLANGS
1. ‘Emilokan’
Derived from the President-Elect Bola Ahmed Tinubu, it was coined in Abeokuta, Ogun State when he pointed out to his audience that it was his turn to become Nigeria’s President after working for others severally to clinch the coveted position.
2. ‘Bala Blu Bulaba’
This is a trending slang derived from Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu in one if his political sayings. It simply means to be beaten blue black
3. ‘O po po po’
Common slang associated with commendation. It signifies that a certain thing is great, good or impressive. When a person says ‘O po po po’, it simply means its good and great.
4. ‘O bam gan‘
This is a slang recognizing a thing that is superb and extraordinary. It simply means that something is fantastic and superb.
