TRENDING: Chip Whip or Chief Whip? Kano official’s customised number plate causes ripples
An error has been spotted on the official number plate of a car assumed to belong to the chief whip of the Kano state house of assembly.
The customised number plate reads chip whip in the place of chief whip and has the symbol of a legislative mace.
This may be a case of dialectal interference — “f” is pronounced as “p” and “p” as “f” in parts of the north.
The photo has started generating comments on social media.
Kano people why ?😂😂😂@DanTaraba @Mafindi_jnr @aesha__aa @dawisu @yunusxonline pic.twitter.com/7AquBuDrbv
— Huzaifa Yero (@Yerosjnr) November 2, 2019
Kano ta dabo tumbin giwa, koda me kazo an fika
“Chip whip”😂😂💔😭 pic.twitter.com/kwy6av0Wk4— Mr UB (@_Ubuhari) November 2, 2019
Who did this to us? pic.twitter.com/If0n57PfXu
Advertisement— Jaafar Jaafar (@JaafarSJaafar) November 2, 2019
There is Rice in Kano. This is the real evidence. Ndi OKPO! pic.twitter.com/GPLnBhcUK0
— Jackson Ude (@jacksonpbn) November 2, 2019
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Our people from Kano State🤗 pic.twitter.com/u6KSgMea4O
Advertisement— Barau_MuserH (@MusaBarau9) November 2, 2019
Kano People good evening o. Greetings to your Chip Whip!
Cc: @dawisu pic.twitter.com/UwMEIdim03
Advertisement— Tosin (@Donteewrites) November 2, 2019
But he wrote it as it is pronounced in Kano. Not bad https://t.co/odzZkbVCve
— A.S ABD'RAMAN VI (@AamirSidibe) November 2, 2019
Kano kwenu! pic.twitter.com/eAB6KzLGrn
— Bolaji🔰🇳🇬 (@darmmie4luv) November 2, 2019
https://twitter.com/DrArowoloAyoola/status/1190719792300396545
Kano at it again..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/1Tf2ty6qMP
— M A K A M A (@abumakama) November 2, 2019
Spelt as pronounced in Kano😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/TxrNr4v9xG
— MrSel (@NanselSelzing) November 2, 2019
TheCable ran Google reverse image searches to confirm the veracity of the picture but found it had not existed on the internet at an earlier date.
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