by Trill2b April 1, 2015
I. To maturely end an embarrasing situation,
II. To draw admiration of spectators by intelligently flooring a rabblerouser or scene-maker!
iii. To treat your benefactor on equal ground with others which might seem like a betrayal
ORIGIN: From Prof. Attahiru Jega, the Nigerian INEC chairman who refused to side or favour the outgoing president who appointed him chairman of the electoral committee. He (Jega) is also known to have maturely dismissed a rowdiness of a certain Orubebe who cried wolf at the Electoral proceedings much to the admiration of Nigerians
II. To draw admiration of spectators by intelligently flooring a rabblerouser or scene-maker!
iii. To treat your benefactor on equal ground with others which might seem like a betrayal
ORIGIN: From Prof. Attahiru Jega, the Nigerian INEC chairman who refused to side or favour the outgoing president who appointed him chairman of the electoral committee. He (Jega) is also known to have maturely dismissed a rowdiness of a certain Orubebe who cried wolf at the Electoral proceedings much to the admiration of Nigerians
by aurelius_0xWar April 7, 2015
by Icedavidson April 1, 2015
A group of close friends within a bigger group of close friends
A jega is a group of 4 friends; 2 males and 2 females
when one is away and the others form a get-together, the away friend CAN NOT be replaced. This goes against the jega code.
the other members of the big group are usually jelous because they are not apart of the jega group.
There is only one jega group within each group
A jega is a group of 4 friends; 2 males and 2 females
when one is away and the others form a get-together, the away friend CAN NOT be replaced. This goes against the jega code.
the other members of the big group are usually jelous because they are not apart of the jega group.
There is only one jega group within each group
by gi-jo&al-ed August 18, 2010
by T.Ariyo from nigeria. April 3, 2011