I don't know if this has been posted before, If yes, I am sorry.

I thought this guy is very, well,



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9a_jdjiePqc&feature=related




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLaMhdNJRjU&feature=related

I have managed to transcribe the material into text


Patrick Obahiagbon : It is not the drivers of lorries and tankers who have brought pains to the Nigerian people , no rather it is the failure of government. Benin Ore lagos road today is in a state of calamity ,so if the state of road is in anomly, if driving through the road is gauging emadence culpability is that of government it will be sadonic it will be lugubrious and it will be state dishma pishma if parliament does not wright this morning to fix culpability where culpability is

lol,the man is a pleasant distraction from the usual brand of nigerian political manueverings, phantasmagoria,overgasted and flabawhelmed lol lol 7;10 to 7;35 was hilarious when the lady asked him the meaning lol

lmbaooooo, I just fell in love with him- the passion for effectiveness is so rare n he just invigorated my spirit to know that WE CAN DO IT. Ignore the inbalance, it's typical of stammerers. He's made perfect sense. Dedicated n disciplined Nigerian who confines himself to his study room, studying of cos while his colleagues r Amalaing, beer palouring n partying about.

Truth is, some 9jas just like to show off their English speaking skills ( n im wondering hu cares). The other day, i resorted to an online dictionary cos I was trying to understand an article from the Punch, but y?

But for this man, being the psychologist n body language expert that I am, it's his most effective manner of passing his message across, please, is he married?

For those of you just getting to know Obahiagbon, you've missed 9 years of political comedy. In fact, he has recently toned down his language. When he was in the Edo state house he was in his lingual prime. The most outstanding line he has ever used is "Lucky left us in a state of lahonwoho." (from the Benin word "lahon" which means please or I beg) so he was trying to imply that Lucky Igbinedion left Edo state on its knees.