Unisex Names
Learn about the story behind your Nigerian name.
Osaogie
God is worth His title.
Obebo
One that has pure hands.
Olufemi
God loves me. Olu is a short form for Oluwa which means God. This was predominantly a boy’s name but is becoming unisex.
Toluwani
This is God’s own. A way of dedicating a child to God and proclaiming that this child belongs to God.
Adebisi
Crown multiplied or crown has given me more.
Oluwabukola
God has added to our wealth or to our honor. Note that wealth does not always mean money.
Ehiosu
The spirit or angel protects or leads me. Destiny leads my life journey.
Olamide
My honor has come. My wealth has come. Different situations might warrant this name. Mostly the child is a fulfillment of a great expectation.
Olabisi
Wealth or honor is multiplied. This name might be given to a child when the family is having a lot of successes.
Bodunrin
Came with a festive season.
Uduak-Abasi
This child is the will of God.
Abiola
Born in wealth or born in honor. A beautiful timeless name.
Modupe
I am thankful.
Ayotemi
My own joy! This name can given to a child that came in a miraculous way such that you are able to show off the
Olukayode
God has brought joy to us. A great name to give to a boy at a time that you are feeling very grateful for God’s
Oluwamayowa
God has brought joy to us. This name can be used in several different circumstances where there is a general feeling of joy or when
Oluwatamilore
God gave me a gift. Name usually given as a result of answered prayers. An expression of gratitude for the gift from God.
Oluwatoni
God is sufficient to have or God is enough to hold on to. People usually name their child Oluwatoni to remind them of a recent
Olawunmi
I love wealth. Usually used as a first name for girls but most recently now used by boys. Rarely used as a last name.