Layipo

Layipo is a Yoruba word (a language spoken primarily in southwestern Nigeria) that roughly translates to "deception," "lies," or "hypocrisy." The word encompasses a range of dishonest behaviors, from simple untruths to more elaborate schemes intended to mislead or exploit. The severity of the "layipo" can vary depending on the context and the intent behind the act. It is often used in discussions about ethics, morality, and social interactions, carrying a negative connotation that implies a betrayal of trust and integrity.