All things being equal, i should be a bAdDIe, going out on dates , enjoying every amazing food that’s out there, by now I should have found my other half , living my life , but as the saying goes, this life no balance. Every stage I get to in life, I always feel like now my parents should let me go out more , but one can only wish. I’m an Omo get inside. Omo get inside in English is,”child get inside”. This means you have to ask your parents before you can leave the house, and sometimes, you have to inform them 2-3 working days before the main day: this doesn’t guarantee that you’ll leave the house anyway. 70% of the time , the answer is No. speaking based on experience.
“mum please can I go out?”, is different from “mum,I’m going out “
First one reeks of omo get inside.
Your chances of leaving the house as an Omo get inside increases when;
- your parents are familiar with the person you’re going out with, and by familiar I mean, they know your friends parents, You went to the same school, all that stuff.
- If they’ve seen your friend before. This is when your said friend has visited you a couple of times.
- If this friend is a girl( for me)
Why are you going to her house if she hasn’t come here before?
this Line right here, hm. Forgehaboureet.
My type of “Omo get inside” is not the regular one, mine comes with extra toppings. I have to inform my father 72 hours before I’m allowed to go out with a friend that’s a woman. And if it’s a man, oh well, you do the math. Plus, the phone number of who I’m going out with would be collected and saved , my mum would call and sprinkle “remember you’re a child of God, be home before 6” . One of you reading this is an omo get inside but you know how to maneuver, please give me hints. If you’re not an Omo get inside, what exactly do you tell your parents before they let you leave the house?
Please let me know🥺. I’ll be waiting for your suggestions in the comment section 😭. See you later.
Iyanu🎉
Lol on God oo
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On God o😂😂
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At least you have the liver to even mention it to them…I don’t tell them at all ,cause I know the answer would be “NO”.
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Lmaoo. I was like this before, but eventually, I gathered courage .😌 do this
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Omo , sometimes na to japa
Laslas when you come home they’ll treat you like the prodigal child (if you’re lucky) 😂
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If you’re lucky😩😂.
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Lmaoo 😂😂 I think this is “follow come” with growing up in a Nigerian home.🤣 We’ve probably all gone through that stage at some point
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Tell me it gets better. Please😭😂
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As at now I’m going through this and the fact that there’s COVID-19 has even made it even worse.
What I hear everytime is “don’t you know there’s social distancing”🤦🏾♀️
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Honestlyyy! The pandemic made it worse😭.
Lmaooo social distancing😂.
We’d get through this
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Guyy😅 This thing is frustrating sometimes sha, but mine isn’t this worse, thankfully. But, Daddy Falomzz needs to chill sha😄
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Tell daddy falomz o😭🥺
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I can relate so well to this😂😭💔
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E be things 😭
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Bruh, I have to ask a whole week or more ahead. Then be good girl. One bad act and it’s a no-no.
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Omo😔😔.
This life no actually balance
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The part where you have to be a good girl all week long<<<<<
😂I can relate
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Lmao, I am laughing so hard at this cause a friend of mine just called me Omo get inside. tbh I just tell them I am going out and when I am back I collect the regular shout.
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