What is wahala?

"Wahala" is a Nigerian Pidgin English term that means "trouble" or "problem." It is commonly used in Nigeria and other regions where Pidgin English is spoken to describe a situation that is problematic, difficult, or causing concern.

In addition to its everyday use in language, "Wahala" can also be a cultural reference and appear in music, literature, and film to convey themes of conflict, challenges, or social issues. For example, "wahala" might be used in song lyrics to talk about personal dilemmas or in novels to describe a character's struggles.

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