Speaking on the role played by Yoruba leaders during his ordeal at the hand of Abacha, Diya commended Gbonigi for being courageous to be the first person to tell Abacha not to execute him.

T9ksy:

What a pity Abacha's bad telephone manner means we have to listen to this typical yoruba OMO ALE all over again. He's like a recurring nightmare that just refuses to go away.

This is one mofo i wish Abacha had snuffed the life out of so we won't have to be reminded of his atrocities whilst basking in the limelight with his oga dictator who was at the time pounding his fellow yorubas all over the country.

He was flashing Abacha.

tpia@:

which one is bad telephone habit.

is there good telephone habit?

and btw, its God that saves people's life, not the telephone.

ikooko:

Youngman, only a bastard yorubaman will insult an elderly yorubaman d way you did.
Diya was a soilder and military has their perculiarity. considering the situation during abacha's regine, i dont see Diya with much choice, any other person in his shoes would have acted similarly. so dont blame him.
If diya was so loyal and support abacha's rule, he would not have planned coup. It was even believed that it was a setup.
Seriously, it will be a nice idea if you can tell this forum the contribution your fada made to this country during abacha's rule, maybe that will explain your childish outburst.

T9ksy:

First of all, don't call me youngman as you don't know me from adam.

Secondly, I didn't insult him but said it like it really is. Whilst Diya was Abacha's second-in-command, he committed numerous atrocities against his own yoruba people. where i come from, that's an omo-ale.
And oh btw, am from the same area (Odogbolu) as him.

And lastly, maybe you can set the ball rolling by highlighting what contributions your own "righteous" fada made during that dark time in yoruba history. Just get off my back, okay. Don't have time for mo.rons like your type.
Agbaya, buruku! Geez.