Is a Nigerian slang term. The word refers to money or resources. When used in a phrase, Based on Kpa, it refers to a person that has sufficient money for comfortable living; well off
Ladipoe says to Omolola, based on kpa, I will like to pamper you forever.
The original European spelling of the modern day word pants.
The meaning and pronunciation is the same as it always has been, but when the founding fathers of America were editing English vocabulary for use in the new world they decided that a silent "k" was too unnecessary and complex, even for modern day English.
"Good morrow my fine fellow!" said George Washington to Benjamin Franklin. "Those are some very fine new kpants you are wearing."