ThatFairGuy1:
Wish him well.

Meanwhile, what's Oluwakimbati/Oluwakinbati?

It's Oluwakiibaati.
We're loosing the culture of articulating Yoruba words well this age

Dino is not Yoruba but from a part of Kogi with close affinity to the Yoruba culture.

ArticleBeast:

Dino is not Yoruba but from a part of Kogi with close affinity to the Yoruba culture.

keep quite, Dino is a Yoruba from Okun. Don't say what you don't know.

Happy birthday to Dino melaiye's son..

I have a question for Dino.



Can he climb trees like you given his puff puff face & body?



Enjoy your birthday, fat boy!

Na my papa e wan behave like before?

Fairandlovely:
Fine boi,,,but nor go dey behave like ya papa oh

omo baba olowoo

juwoonn:

Oga Yoruba is not the same every where. Kogi Yoruba and Ijebu Yoruba are pronounced differently and would likely be spelt differently if you go deeper.

Yes, tongue is different, however unarguably they're referring to my claim and that's the correct way of writing and pronouncing it.

Storyoflove:



I understand your point but we must not also be myopic as some Yoruba names and spelt and pronounce based on people's dialect. I'm sure that's the reason.

I've always heard SEMILORE until I met an Ijesha man that named his daughter SEMIIRE....and when I asked...it was the dialect....and I think it's cool and also acceptable. Just the way we have some variations in British and American English....not the gutter slangs o

Well understood.

Seyilome:
keep quite, Dino is a Yoruba from Okun. Don't say what you don't know.

Is Okun Yoruba? Some of you just open your gutter and be yapping nonsense. Is Okpe Urhobo? Is Agbor Igbo? Please disappear from my mention before I lay curse on your destiny.

Congratulations

and he blessed him as a father...I'm moved

When una don argue finish, make una tell us the meaning of the name.

Obviously that is dialectical . Ain't Wumi and Wunmi the same thing. He is Kogi Yoruba,he wrote the way they pronounce in their dialect.

ThatFairGuy1:
Wish him well.

Meanwhile, what's Oluwakimbati/Oluwakinbati?

It's Oluwakiibaati.
We're loosing the culture of articulating Yoruba words well this age

ThatFairGuy1:
Wish him well.

Meanwhile, what's Oluwakimbati/Oluwakinbati?

It's Oluwakiibaati.
We're loosing the culture of articulating Yoruba words well this age

God never fail.

Lunatic father disgracing his children and future descendants everywhere.

juwoonn:

Oga Yoruba is not the same every where. Kogi Yoruba and Ijebu Yoruba are pronounced differently and would likely be spelt differently if you go deeper.

Tell them oo

ArticleBeast:

Is Okun Yoruba? Some of you just open your gutter and be yapping nonsense. Is Okpe Urhobo? Is Agbor Igbo? Please disappear from my mention before I lay curse on your destiny.

You have bad mouth, and you have not left your clave for once, lay curse now and I will also lay curse on you too, to lay curse is not your monopolised thing.

Seyilome:
You have bad mouth, and you have not left your clave for once, lay curse now and I will also lay curse on you too, to lay curse is not your monopolised thing.

I have traveled the whole 36 states in Nigeria. I am from Okun and we are not Yorubas.

My last reply

Another trouble maker in the making...hahahah

ArticleBeast:

I have traveled the whole 36 states in Nigeria. I am from Okun and we are not Yorubas.

My last reply

Will you keep quiet! You are not from Okun, no legitimate Okun man or woman will deny his/her heritage...Yoruba.

Simongm:


Will you keep quiet! You are not from Okun, no legitimate Okun man or woman will deny his/her heritage...Yoruba.

K

vimaxp:
loot from ya account?

Lolz from our account