Mu na gi ga nu garri
OsuigboMeaning: Me and you will drink garri
Re: Mu na gi ga nu garri Reply by Obianyo Clement on Saturday June 27, 2015 at 15:45:33: The translation is faulty, particularly, the use of the objective personal pronoun 'me'. 'I' is translated 'M'(pronounced with closed lips, as in: M ga-abia, meaning I will come), or 'Mu'(pronounced M-u, as in: Mu na gi ga-aga, meaning I and you will go.
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