Famous Nigerian musician, Olamide also crowned as the King of the Street has made some street revelations known on his Twitter page.
According to the "Green light" crooner, popular street slang "kpk" which is widely known as "Ko por ke" has more than one meaning, Olamide reveals.
See screenshot of his tweet below:
The first meaning of "kpk" is the popular one known as "Ko por ke" which when translated into English means "It's plenty" or "Why won't it be plenty?".
The second meaning of "kpk" is termed "ko por kankan" which when translated into English means "it's not plenty at all".
The second meaning which Olamide called the Grandmaster is like the opposite of the first one. So, one can only choose just one meaning.
Olamide also gave other street slangs like "kpm" which means "ko por mo" and "opg" which means "o por gan". See screenshot of his series of tweets below:
I don't know about you but as for me, "ko por ke" / "Ko por kankan". What about you?
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