A word of encouragement or bold proclaim to nevercrack under pressure or a difficult situation. It is a yoruba word made popular by Nigerian Musician Naira Marley.
A small group of townsfolk in Meaford that gather on the tail-gates of their trucks at their local Tim Hortons to talk about who's uncle impregnated who's sister. Generally includes the "Meaford Elite" and their followers, people who feel they are important to the town. Almost like a peacock protruding their feathers the Meafordites feel they are impressive and showy with no shame for their embarrassing behavior.
The Meafordites gathered at Tim Hortons to discuss who may or may not be pregnant this month.
The Meafordites are in agreement that today's double double tastes just like yesterday's double double, if not better.
A life changing motivational term coined by Nigerian music icon, Naira Marley which literally translates to "No Four".
Mafo simply means; keep your head up, don't loose guard, don't misbehave, never give up, don't be stupid, be smart, be wise, don't be a bastard, etc.
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You are not too old to make it big, Mafo!
God still got you and miracles can happen before the year runs out, Mafo!
If you didn't win today, mafo, there's always a tomorrow