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adebosayo 

Ade (Crown) Bosayo (Enter into joy), means a person who is forever joyful and has a divine mandate to be joyful. Adebosayo is like a tree planted by streams of water, which yields fruit in season and whose leaf does not wither -- whatever they do prospers.

People call Adebosayo "Oaks of Righteousness", "The Planting of the LORD", in order to display his splendor.
Adebosayo eats the riches of nations, and shall be admired because of their wealth.
Blessed is all who are called Adebosayo
adebosayo by Djuba November 24, 2021
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Adebayo are amazing, loving, caring soul someone who gives more than he gets, derives joy in making other people & should not be taken as a fool as they can mess you up.

They are extremely nice and fun to be with.

They really don’t like to talk but once they initiate a conversation with you, it means you are special.
I love Adebayo
Adebayo by #€£# November 13, 2019

Ham Adebayo 

THE GOAT!! GREATEST SPASTIC PLAYER OF ALL TIME!!
Person 1: “Did you see Ham Adebayo last night”
Person 2: “Yeah, he dropped 92727389383727256282827 points. It was crazy.”
Ham Adebayo by The CheesecakeMan November 25, 2019
The name Adebayo translates to Nigerian King in the country Nigeria. This man will come in a joyful time, be extremely handsome and strong.
HI my name is Adebayo
Adebayo by UrbanMastwr February 5, 2023
Strong boy who is not to be messed with and will fuck you up if you talk 💩 about him 🖕🏾
Hi adebayo mother fucker
2 secs later
KNOCKED OUT
adebayo by 🙅‍♂️ boi May 8, 2018

adebayor 

Somebody with a huge slab of meat hanging between their legs.
He viciously slapped her face with his Adebayor.
adebayor by Lewis Varley June 10, 2008
A unisex name for an awesome person, an all-round great guy/lady. People named Adesayo are of royal descent from the iconic yoruba tribe. The word 'Ade' means crown and 'Sayo' means to create joy, so 'Adesayo' means the crown has brought joy.
If you know anyone bearing the name Adesayo, it would not be strange to see them being the life of any gathering. They are extremely intelligent hence people always crave to be around them.
Adesayo is such an intelligent lady, she never ceases to amaze me by how smart she is

Do you have plans for your party? No? Please get in touch with Adesayo, she knows how to bring any party alive.
adesayo by Omooba February 2, 2020
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