nicknames

They have no street addresses, instead giving their homes whimsical nicknames like Almost Heaven and Faux Chateau.

Not only will the new agreement help logistically by not requiring well-known venues to adopt generic temporary nicknames, but it will ease costs as existing signage can remain in place outside of the venue.

Then the gang changed its name twice more - firstly to al-Millah, the nickname of the shadowy third gang leader, and then to Kaka, which means Brother but is also, we believe, another of his nicknames.

She openly mocks her fellow residents with derogatory nicknames, but her outward bravado belies her backstory.

Nigerians love nicknames and some of the country's leaders' nicknames have stuck even long after they left office.