What does Komot for here mean?

Means 'get out of here' (literally come out from here). A dismissive phrase used when someone is talking nonsense or you want them gone For example: "You dey yarn dust, komot for here jare! (You're spouting nonsense, get out of here, please!)"

Where does the slang word Komot for here come from?

Komot for here is a slang term from Nigeria. It is part of the rich slang vocabulary used in Nigeria and across Africa.

Komot for here

🇳🇬 Nigeria Slang

Added Aug 03, 2025 · 1 definition

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Komot for here — definition 1

Means 'get out of here' (literally come out from here). A dismissive phrase used when someone is talking nonsense or you want them gone

"You dey yarn dust, komot for here jare! (You're spouting nonsense, get out of here, please!)"

by Khulekani Dladla Elder · Aug 03, 2025

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🇳🇬 About Nigeria Slang

Komot for here is part of the everyday slang used in Nigeria. Nigeria slang draws from local languages, history, and street culture to create an expressive voice that is uniquely its own. KASINARY has 1854 Nigeria slang words collected from native speakers.

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