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   News. An oil production ship exploded off the coast of Nigeria in what may prove to be the nation’s second major environmental setback in three months.

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3. medium.com › origin-of-the-word-oyibo-9147ad7e4adaOrigin Of The Word “ Oyibo”.. | by ICAM Village Square | Medium

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   Dec 28, 2023 · Oyibo or Oyinbo is a word used in Nigerian Pidgin, Igbo and Y‎oruba to refer to westernized people. ‎In Nigeria, it is generally used to refer to a person of European descent or people ...

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › OyinboOyinbo - Wikipedia

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   The term is used in the Igbo language to refer to items or cultures related to Western cultures or Europeans. Oyibo is also used in reference to people who are foreign or Europeanised, including Saros in the Igbo towns of Onitsha and Enugu in the late 19th and early 20th century. [8]

5. www.nairaland.com › 3796266 › origin-word-oyiboOrigin Of The Word " Oyibo".. - Culture - Nairaland

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   May 13, 2017 · Oyibo or Oyinbo is a word used in Nigerian Pidgin, Igbo and Y‎oruba to refer to westernized people. ‎In Nigeria, it is generally used to refer to a person of European descent or people perceived to not be culturally African.

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   Apr 22, 2020 · There’s also Obodo Oyibo, borrowed from the Igbo language. It means ‘white-man’s land’. Kia-kia is borrowed from Yoruba language which means ‘quickly-quickly’. Say it twice to indicate urgency or emphasis. We tend to say the same word twice for that reason.

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   What does Oyibo mean in Nigeria?

   • Oyibo or Oyinbo is a word used in Nigerian Pidgin, Igbo and Yoruba to refer to westernized people. In Nigeria, it is generally used to refer to a person of European descent or people perceived to not be culturally African. The word is pronounced oyinbo in Yoruba speaking areas and oyibo in Igbo language.

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   Where did the word Oyibo come from?

   • Origin Of The Word “ Oyibo”.. Oyibo or Oyinbo is a word used in Nigerian Pidgin, Igbo and Yoruba to refer to westernized people. In Nigeria, it is generally used to refer to a person of European descent or people perceived to not be culturally African. The word is pronounced oyinbo in Yoruba speaking areas and oyibo in Igbo language.

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   What is the difference between Oyinbo and oyibo?

   • Oyinbo is a Yoruba word used to refer to white people. Similarly, oyibo is an Igbo word used to refer to white people. The word is generally understood by most Nigerians and many other Africans. In the 1470s, the first Portuguese birth occurred in Eko, in Yorubaland, later called Lagos.

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   What does Oyinbo mean in Nigeria?

   • In Nigeria, it is generally used to refer to a person of European descent or people perceived to not be culturally African. The word is pronounced oyinbo in Yoruba speaking areas and oyibo in Igbo language. Both terms are valid in Pidgin English.

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   Was Oye-Eboe an earlier version of oyibo?

   • Olaudah Equiano, an African abolitionist, claimed in his 1789 narrative that the people in Essaka, Igboland, where he claimed to be from, had used the term Oye-Eboe in reference to “red men living at a distance” which may possibly be an earlier version ofoyibo.

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   Where did Oyinbo come from?

   • The origin of the word is difficult to ascertain. It is believed that the name is coined from the Yoruba translation of “peeled skin” or “skinless,” which, in Yoruba, translates to “yin” – scratch “bo” – off/peel; the "O" starting the word "Oyinbo" is a pronoun. Hence, "Oyinbo" literally translates to "the man with a peeled off skin".

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8. www.math.buffalo.edu › mad › PEEPSGabriel A. Oyibo, Mathematician of the African Diaspora

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   Professor Gabriel A. Oyibo obtained his Ph. D. in Aeronautics and Mathematics from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) Troy, New York where he worked for four (4) years on NASA/AFOSR sponsored research and made several contributions in aircraft design, aerodynamics, aeroelasticity, mathematics and taught several courses.